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    The document discusses three different waveforms - sine, triangle, and square. The sine waveform has a peak of 19 DB and a narrow pattern, the triangle waveform has a peak of 26 DB and two peaks per period, and the square waveform has a peak of 22 DB and stays roughly the same but changes frequency.

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    The document discusses three different waveforms - sine, triangle, and square. The sine waveform has a peak of 19 DB and a narrow pattern, the triangle waveform has a peak of 26 DB and two peaks per period, and the square waveform has a peak of 22 DB and stays roughly the same but changes frequency.

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    Waveforms

    Uploaded by

    rickenram
    The document discusses three different waveforms - sine, triangle, and square. The sine waveform has a peak of 19 DB and a narrow pattern, the triangle waveform has a peak of 26 DB and two peaks per period, and the square waveform has a peak of 22 DB and stays roughly the same but changes frequency.

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    Sine wave

    Triangle waveform

    (More high pitched)

    Square waveform

    (Even higher pitched)

    Sine waveform analysis- the waveform has a peak of 19 DB, and the waveform goes up and down in a narrow pattern.

    Triangle waveform analysis- The waveform has a peak of 26 DB, and the waveform seems to have two peaks within one period

    Square waveform analysis- The waveform has a peak of 22 DB, and the waveform stays roughly the same but changes in frequency

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