The sine wave is a basic example of a periodic curve—that is, a graph that keeps repeating itself regularly. Waves breaking on a beach repeat themselves more or less regularly, ...

While the operational differences between chorus and flanging are similar, the outputted effects of flanging can sound very harsh, particularly if compared to the mellow sound of a nice chorus. Hence, ...

DDS-example with 16 superimposed sine waves on one AWG output channel and the FFT analysis In DDS-mode, only a few commands are needed to e.g. generate a sine wave (orange block), accelerate the ...

For example for a 100 MHz signal, each degree in phase translates into 27 ps. Clearly, for a one-degree phase measurement accuracy, ... Phase difference between a sine wave and a square wave using ...

Microcontroller addict [Debraj] decided to make his own programmable sine wave generator, and was able to put it together for under $40 USD. Other than low-cost, his list of requirements was as fol… ...

For those nice sine waves, you took the peak voltage and divided by the square root of two, 1.414 or so. ... So a 5 V square wave, for example, is always at either 5 V or -5 V and, ...

A sine wave of ~−120-dB total harmonic distortion (THD) contributes to an INL of ~0.26 LSB (4-V reference and 18-bit ADC). Finding an 18-bit DAC with ~0.26 LSB INL is difficult, though.