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18 hours ago, WotEver said:

Yep. If you draw a sine wave then add the second harmonic over the top, then the third, and keep going... you get a square wave :)

To be pedantic (before anyone else is), you only need the fundamental and the odd harmonics!

 

Chris G (who still occasionally uses Fourier Transforms)

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1 minute ago, Batavia said:

To be pedantic (before anyone else is), you only need the fundamental and the odd harmonics!

 

Chris G (who still occasionally uses Fourier Transforms)

I originally wrote “... third harmonic, fifth harmonic...” but then changed it ‘cos I couldn’t remember if that was right (it was a long time ago). 

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