A pair of circuits that use a single 3.3-V supply rail to generate a ground- or supply-reference sawtooth waveform.

Figure 1 This low-voltage sawtooth generator uses only eight components and draws extremely low power. Here’s how the circuit works: Asumming integrator feeding a windowcomparator generates the ...

1. At the heart of the PWM-based analog-to-digital converter is a comparator that has the unknown signal as one input and a known ramping waveform (here, a sawtooth) as the other.

When audio is applied to the sawtooth wave, the location where the spike occurs is varied depending on the location where the tube is cut off (Fig. 2), creating a modulated signal from a ...

Although we observed the above plots on a boost power supply, all other topologies derived from the boost, buck, and flyback have essentially similar waveforms. Plot A depicts sawtooth at Pin 4 of U1.

An audio waveform theoretically comprised of an infinite set of harmonically related sine waves, as shown under Law of Superposition. It is often used in sound synthesis. See also: Fourier Theorem, ...

Here we'll use the additive approach to create a standard sawtooth waveform, making a selection of frames by processing it in a variety of ways. This series of frames will be turned into a wavetable ...

The factor α would be 2/π for a sawtooth waveform, ... Van Duzer, T. & Turner, C. W. Superconductive Devices and Circuits 2nd edn (Prentice-Hall, Upper Saddle River, 1999).