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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
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This is a 1khz square wave from my integrated SoundMax HD T61p laptop...
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Hmmm. Doesn't look very pleasant. I believe, at 16/44, this is a correct square wave of 1 kHz.
Sorry for the fuzziness. |
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Like this. The laptop is just what I would expect. Can I ask what you THOUGHT it might look like. You won't see a squarewave from anything other than a proper Lab function generator etc.
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Not really enough bandwidth for the required fourier series for a decent 1kHz square wave, and I doubt either the digital FIR or analog post filtering are up to snuff either.
Try a 100Hz square wave or for real fun a 10kHz sinewave, my laptop can't even produce a recognizable sine at 10kHz.. Mooly is dead on....
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