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[turbo]

Grumpy, why do you want to use square wave form?
These are the most rich in harmonic content.
And that was not good for the music.
If you own a spectrum analyzer you should fire it up with a square and you will imediatly see what i mean.
Actually it is quite difficult to show one frequency without harmonics only on these things.
I have tried it many times so far.
The only way seems to be to cancel out the harmonics by back feeding them superposed in reverse on top of them.
Well that's a bit hard to explain i guess...

M.

[aleks]

This makes me think that you think you know better then Steven and this i cannot believe.
I am sorry.
I wish people would read the literature.
Then they would just know why it is important in stead of just BLAH BLAH ing.

Well I thought these were your examples not Steven's. I do not want to argue with a person not involved in the discussion.

[turbo]

This makes me think that you think you know better then Steven and this i cannot believe.
I am sorry.
I wish people would read the literature.
Then they would just know why it is important in stead of just BLAH BLAH ing.

Well I thought these were your examples not Steven's. I do not want to argue with a person not involved in the discussion.

Now that is exactly what i mean...
If you had read the literature you would have known these were Stevens words.
And this topic is about his device.
I do not want to argue with a person who doesn't know what the inventor said....
In fact i only want to talk to people who know what was said about the device, but this seems to be impossible.

M.

[aleks]

Grumpy, why do you want to use square wave form?
These are the most rich in harmonic content.

Sawtooth is richer, though its RMS is lower than that of square wave given same peak-to-peak voltage difference.

[Grumpy]

square wave - like "Sponge Bob Square Pants"

I want to amplify the voltage of a square wave by a factor of 15 and up to about 10 MHz.

Why square?   I need a sudden rise, an adjustable holding period, and then a sudden collapse.