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thd::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | doctor of theology |
| Type of | doctor's degree, doctorate |
Examples of thd
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And then he booked me in for my THD operation which took place last October.
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Typically this worked well but for some low frequencies the distortion exceeded 10 percent THD.
From the en.wikipedia.org
Harmonic distortion in RF applications is rarely expressed as THD.
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Several percent THD is not unusual at full power output, but will be much lower at normal music levels.
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How about consulting the patients before taking thd decision?
From the theargus.co.uk
In its fourth-quarter 2008 financial report, Energizer acknowledged thd importance of the Hawaiian Tropic line.
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Mark Levinson is known for its powerful audio systems and the system used in the LX 570 spreads 450 watts over 19 speakers at less than .1% THD.
From the techcrunch.com
In 30 seconds the recorder adjusted its bias for minimum THD and best frequency response to match the brand and batch of magnetic tape used.
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- Doctor of Theology: a doctor's degree in theology
- Total Harmonic Distortion
- A measurement of all harmonics present in a circuit. The higher the number, the more stress is applied to internal parts, the lamp, and the power grid. Generally, a number below 10% is considered desirable in an electronic ballast application.
- Distortion derived from the creation of harmonics (multiples of a base frequency signal) in an audio system adding additional frequency peaks to the output.
- Thickened distilled mustard (a blister agent)
- RMS value of all harmonics in a waveform (excluding fundamental) divided by RMS value of fundamental. THDV refers to voltage waveform. THDI refers to current waveform.
- A component specification which describes its ability to accurately reproduce a signal. Although lower numbers are considered to be better, the human ear typically cannot detect THD ratings below 2% or 3%.
- Total Harmonic Distortion. A measure of the distortion of an electrical wave form. Excessive THD (defined by ANSI as greater than 32%) may cause adverse effects to the electrical system.
