- non-periodic
waveforms can be
analyzed into
sinusoids by the
Fourier transform.
Other periodic waveforms are
often called composite waveforms and can often...
- wave,
sinusoidal wave, or
sinusoid (symbol: ∿) is a
periodic wave
whose waveform (shape) is the
trigonometric sine function. In mechanics, as a
linear motion...
- Look up
waveform in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
waveform is the
shape and form of a wave.
Waveform may also
refer to:
Waveform (podcast), a podcast...
-
simulation runs by
running batch jobs and to view the
waveforms off-line as a
static database.
Waveform viewers allow you to zoom in and out over a time sequence...
- level. To
display events with
unchanging or
slowly (visibly)
changing waveforms, but
occurring at
times that may not be
evenly spaced,
modern oscilloscopes...
-
starting time, and T {\displaystyle T} is the
period of the
waveforms. If the
waveforms are not
periodic and the
physical meters have the same averaging...
- An
arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is a
piece of
electronic test
equipment used to
generate electrical waveforms.
These waveforms can be
either repetitive...
- A
periodic function, also
called a
periodic waveform (or
simply periodic wave), is a
function that
repeats its
values at
regular intervals or periods....
-
generate different types of
electrical waveforms over a wide
range of frequencies. Some of the most
common waveforms produced by the
function generator are...
- {3}}\times {\text{RMS}}\approx 3.5\times {\text{RMS}}.}
Waveforms made by
summing known simple waveforms have an RMS
value that is the root of the sum of squares...
