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The sine wave thing is technically true, but if you try it in practice, as I did extensively in a college acoustics course, you’ll find that making even a decen
by TylerE 3y ago
The sine wave thing is technically true, but if you try it in practice, as I did extensively in a college acoustics course, you’ll find that making even a decent approximation of a square or a saw wave requires sine waves at many multiples of the upper threshold of human hearing. You need those insanely high overtones to produce sharp “corners” in the wave form.
- xxs 3y agoOf course, making square wave oscillators is very difficult at any frequency - there is always some rounding around the 'corners'