What does THD+N represent in higher order harmonic distortion? – McqOptions

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1.	What does THD+N represent in higher order harmonic distortion?
A.	Noise
B.	Higher order distortion
C.	Higher order distortion with noise component
D.	Second order distortion with noise component
Answer» D. Second order distortion with noise component

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