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Question about the Square Waveformgenerator in the multi OSC

Archive · 2007 2 old posts

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PaulRiedel ·

Hi!

This is the square waveform in the multi OSC:

Can someone explain to me why the 50% phased Saw HB Waveformgenerator is multiplyed by -1 in the output? Is it so the two waveforms shift just right so the sum is a square wave?

Thanks!

- Paul

stefan ·

If you add together two saw waves, one phase shifted and inverted, you get a pulse wave. By altering the phase shift of one of the saw waves, you can alter the pulse width.

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