A constant-amplitude random function generator
George A. Hellwarth
Abstract
George A. Hellwarth
Abstract
The constant-amplitude random function generator described in this report resulted from the need for an electronic generator which would combine some of the properties of random noise waveshapes with the known characteristics of periodic, constant-amplitude waves. In this instance, a wave shape was desired which had as a main feature a constant peak-to-peak amplitude, but whose path between peaks was in some way randomly chosen.
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The constant-amplitude random function generator described in this report resulted from the need for an electronic generator which would combine some of the properties of random noise waveshapes with the known characteristics of periodic, constant-amplitude waves. In this instance, a wave shape was desired which had as a main feature a constant peak-to-peak amplitude, but whose path between peaks was in some way randomly chosen.
Key concepts: Amplitude, Constant (computer programming), Generator (circuit theory), Noise (video), Random noise, Constant current, Time constant, Function (biology)