Could anyone explain limit cycle related spurious tones? It is stated that a higher order modulator is better than low level one because of limit cycle related spurious tones, but I don't have picture of the limit cycle. Does it mean the tones in DC input and this tones in DC with period appear to be an increasing high frequency tones?
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