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what's the difference between sawtooth and triangular wave ?

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what's the difference between sawtooth and triangular wave ?
 

Re: what's the difference between sawtooth and triangular wa

Triangle wave has symmetrical flat rising and falling edges ..
Sawtooth has a smooth rising edge and a fast falling edge ..

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square wave is switch off between high and low level in zero time where in triangle wave amplitude approches to highest value in spending some time
 

Re: what's the difference between sawtooth and triangular wa

Saw tooth waveform:
v(t) = a*t for nT ≤t ≤(n+1)t, n ε I, Integer set

Triangular waveform:

v(t) = a*t for nT ≤ t < (n+0.5)T,
= a(T/2 - t) for (n+0.5)T ≤ t ≤ (n+1)T, n ε I, Integer set
 

triangular waveforms are generated by 2nd degree electronic circuits like single stage integrators while sawtooth waveforms are generated by two-stage integrators which are 3rd degree circuits....
 

triangle wave form rises in voltage linearly and then falls in voltage linearly, a sawtooth wave form rises in voltage linearly and then falls back to the minimum voltage (usually zero) instantly.
 

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