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"gareth" wrote in news:m1agro$srh$1@dont-
email.me: Square = odds, Triangle = evens Nope. Both odd. Only when the pulse width ratio becomes significantly asymmentrical do you get significant occurence of even harmonics in a ramp. I don't know of a wave that has only even harmonics (short of artificially contructed ones), but thermionic valves will produce a distortion that has evens stronger than odds, I think. (I read that somewhere, I've never measured it). |
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