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intermodulation distortion [‚in·tər‚mäj·ə′lā·shən di‚stȯr·shən] (electronics) Nonlinear distortion characterized by the appearance of output frequencies equal to the sums and differences of integral multiples of the input frequency components; harmonic components also present in the output are usually not included as part of the intermodulation distortion.
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Third order intermodulation distortion (note 4*): -50 dBc (At average output power of over 60W). With two internal signal sources -- each with high output power (+16 dBm), low harmonics (-59 dBc), a wide power sweep range (40 dB), and a built-in pulse modulator and signal combiner, the PNA-X can easily perform amplifier intermodulation distortion, hot S22, traditional S-parameter and pulsed-S-parameter measurements along with harmonic and compression measurements. The third-order output intercept points (IP3) for the devices range from 37 dBm to 41 dBm, providing the performance required for applications demanding low intermodulation distortion and wide dynamic range. |
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