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Originally Posted by John Sorensen Quote: |
Do you need A, B, or C? How many volts peak-to-peak?
| I would say only A is a sawtooth. B and C are ramps. But I wouldn't be contentious about it.
j. |
Well, John, then I guess I have to get contentious.
According to
this site, waveform A is a triangle wave, and the other two are sawtooths (sawteeth?). I gotta say they all look like triangles to me - maybe A shoulda been called an isosceles triangle wave. I can see why the other two are called sawtooth waves.