My personal feeling is that calculating SNR and THD from a 24 bit FFT is more accurate than a voltmeter. The FFT shows you its own error contribution, where the voltmeter does not. Everybody uses a different method, there is hardly any way to compare such specifications accurately. --- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "john mahoney" <jmahoney@g...> wrote: > > It might be useful to note that signal to noise ratio is different > > than the noise floor. The noise floor is the actual hiss (thermal > > noise). > > Thanks for clarifying that, Grant! (I had my doubts when I posted it, but > that didn't stop me. ;-) > > I was poking around the Bergfotron site, yesterday. It has a chart > http://www.idg.se/personal/bergfors/bergfotron/VCA.htm which got me > wondering -- there are 2 SNR columns and some "attenuation" columns. Oops! > Then I looked at an Analog Devices VCA datasheet that had both SNR and > dynamic range specs, and I knew that a correction was in order. > -- > john
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Re: MOTM or Synthesizers.com ???
2005-01-21 by grantrichter2001
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