A general term for an electronic signal with fast (voltage) rise, a flat
"peak" and a fast fall. On an an oscilloscope, it looks something like:
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... as opposed to the more rounded sine wave. It's generated by digital
electronics, where signals are either on or off, instead of the more
gradual rise, peak and fall of analog equipment.
Bob
Patrick and Caroline Quinn wrote:
> G'day Greg
>
> What in heaven's name is a square wave?
>
> Sounds like something I would have been dumped by at the beach during my
> younger days and I ended up with a mouth full of sand.
>
> Quite beyond me. I have enough trouble putting an overdrive back together,
> although I should say that I was severely tested by a carpet shampooer this
> arvo.
>
> Hoo Roo
>
> Patrick Quinn
> Sydney, Australia
>
>
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