(from the article `distortion`) ...amplification or attenuation of the various frequency components of the signal, and phase distortion refers to changes in the phase relationships ...
the distortion resulting from the combination within the filter of two independent input signalsa form of non-linearity distortion characterized by the presence of intermodulation products in the signal at the output of a non-linear device or transmission medium NOTE - Intermodulation distortion can be expressed quantitatively as the ratio of the amplitude of intermodulation products of various orders to the amplitude of two or more sinusoida...
Distortion caused by one signal beating with another signal and producing frequencies that are both the sum and the difference of the original frequencies.
An amplitude change in which sum and difference tones (harmonics) are present in the recorded signal. (Acoustics)
A type of distortion that results in the addition of frequencies, not present in the original signal. These are normally derived from the sum and difference products of the original signal frequencies.
A form of distortion that introduces frequencies not present in the original signal. These are invariably based on the sum and difference products of the original frequencies.
Distortion resulting from Intermodulation. Odd order intermodulation products can an important fraction of the output signals of an amplifier with the third-order product being the highest level.
A species of Distortion that results when one set of frequencies is superimposed on, or is modified