What is the difference between the terms wave, waveform, and
What is the difference between wave, waveform, and signal? Or do they have the same meaning? Can they be used in place of one another?
operational amplifier
While building and simulating the inverted op-amp circuit, we were asked to take a look at the clipping of the waveform in sinusoidal form (pictured below). I understand that
operational amplifier
The result (of the slope values) will be a waveform that switches from a positive value (on the rise ramp) to a negative value (on the fall ramp) and that describes a square
Peak to Peak vs. Amplitude
The peak-to-peak amplitude is defined as the difference between the largest and smallest voltages in your waveform. A DC offset will not change the peak-to-peak amplitude as
Single-phase full-wave rectifier with inductive load
A rectifier shown below is for a fully inductive load with a power of 10 kVA (18). Draw and calculate the output voltage waveform, the waveforms and magnitudes of the
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What do you mean "the waveform is quantized"? If you expexc something continuos coming out from a digital simulation, I have bad news for you. The graphing tool interpolates
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