Simple triangle-wave generators
have a weakness in that the
waveform of their output signal
normally cannot be modified.
The circuit presented here
makes it possible to smoothly
alter the waveform of a linearly
rising and steeply trailing sawtooth
signal through a symmetrical
triangle-wave to a slowly
trailing, steeply rising linear
sawtooth. The wanted waveform
may be selected independently
of the frequency, which can also
be varied uniformly from 0.2 Hz
to 8 kHz. At the same time, a
rectangular signal with variable
duty cycle (also independent of
frequency) is available at the
rectangular-signal output of the
circuit.
Downloading of this magazine article is reserved for registered users only.
Discussion (0 comments)