The sawtooth wave contains
a fundamental sine wave and
its
integral
harmonic
sine
waves
at a fixed ratio. The
level of each harmonic
is as
shown
on
the right. When
fundamental
content
is 1,
Saw Tooth
the content of nth harmonic
Waveform
is 1/1.
F23
45
6
7
8
The square
wave contains a
fundamental
sine wave
and
its odd numbered harmonics
at a fixed ratio. The level of
each harmonic is the same as
sawtooth wave:
the content
of
ath
harmonic
is
1/1;
except that there are no even
numbered harmonics.
Square
With
pulse
wave,
the har-
monic content god hed
PULSE WIDTH
depending
on
the
pulse
width.
It is characterized by
at Soe (13)
a lack of the mth harmonic
series when
the pulse width
is 1/n. The example on the
Pulse
left lacks 3rd, 6th, and 9th
harmonics because the pulse
width is 1/3 (33%).
PWM MODE SWITCH @) *MAN
PULSE WIDTH @) +Determins the Pulse width.
=
z
PPWM byLFO
PWM MODE SWITCH @) > LFO
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION @) >
AITIMLLLP
z
3
Cie
EA
:
;
z
'
LFO
Adjusts the intensity of modulation.
gana,
OUTPUT
WAVE-
FORM
> PWM by ENV
PWM MODE SWITCH @) > ENV
PASE wom IJ
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION @) >
rs
;
;
'
:
ENV
=
ie
Adjusts the intensity of modulation.
SICKER
=
~
OUTPUT
=
e
WAVE-
FORM
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