[sdiy] Understanding Analog Computer Schematics?

Antti Huovilainen ajhuovil at cc.hut.fi
Wed Feb 25 20:13:48 CET 2009


On Wed, 25 Feb 2009, David G. Dixon wrote:

> The "sinoid" made from multiplying two triangle waves 90 degrees out of
> phase has twice the frequency and an amplitude which is 1/8 of the square of
> the amplitude of the triangles.  It is visually very close to a sine.  I'm
> now curious about how this would stack up against the more normal sine
> shaper output.

It's equivalent to integrated triangle wave, so 3rd harmonic is down at
-29dB and 5th at -41dB. The difference to real sine will be audible.

Antti

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