Electronic Communication Systems¶
Kennedy, G. (1985). Electronic Communication Systems. McGraw-Hill.
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- A faithful transformation (lossless, order-preserving) introduces no distortion. Not bias in the statistical sense. Bias is a systematic offset of an estimator from a true value; distortion is the broader shape-changing deviation of an output from a faithful rendering.
This sourceStandard treatment of harmonic and intermodulation distortion in nonlinear amplifiers, total harmonic distortion, and pre-distortion correction. (No DOI; print textbook, LC TK5101.K39 1985, ISBN 0-07-034054-4.)
- A faithful transformation (lossless, order-preserving) introduces no distortion. Not bias in the statistical sense. Bias is a systematic offset of an estimator from a true value; distortion is the broader shape-changing deviation of an output from a faithful rendering.
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