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<blockquote data-quote="Twistid" data-source="post: 5119672" data-attributes="member: 555101"><p>How accurate is it? Is it actually able to read clipping just just through the microphone? Thing is we use Oscopes at my job and we always have to have the RF input's hooked up to the source load to be able to see waveshapes to read them... The crazy thing is we were able to crank my gains to full tilt and there still showed no clipping on the sine wave on the termlab's oscope, the waveform did change between different gain settings, but no obvious clipping.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Twistid, post: 5119672, member: 555101"] How accurate is it? Is it actually able to read clipping just just through the microphone? Thing is we use Oscopes at my job and we always have to have the RF input's hooked up to the source load to be able to see waveshapes to read them... The crazy thing is we were able to crank my gains to full tilt and there still showed no clipping on the sine wave on the termlab's oscope, the waveform did change between different gain settings, but no obvious clipping. [/QUOTE]
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