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Why does a quick pulse of a pure tone have overtones?
Thanks again to all of you for the rich replies. Some of it is way out of my league, but I like trying to reach higher and at least have some grasp about the pulse having its own spectrum beyond what it's a pulse of. Much appreciated. --Richard- richard31416
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Why does a quick pulse of a pure tone have overtones?
Quick comment re WWV seconds pulses in case of interest: They go to extra trouble for the seconds markers in particular--they are (amplitude) modulated at 100%, whereas their longer pure tones are at 50%, and voice is 75%. That means they are going for best possible broadcast fidelity of the...- richard31416
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Why does a quick pulse of a pure tone have overtones?
So grateful for more thoughtful and helpful replies. Captivated by the FFT image! Kind of you to take the trouble.- richard31416
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Why does a quick pulse of a pure tone have overtones?
I'm so appreciative of you all for taking the time to give me a number of thoughtful replies. Many thanks. I am even sort of kinda starting to understand it. The different ways of phrasing/viewing help an amateur like me start to grasp. So it's helpful that different folks chimed in with...- richard31416
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Why does a quick pulse of a pure tone have overtones?
I'm new to the forum and not sure I've chosen the right section. And while not an engineer or physicist, I'm pretty scienc-y. I've been wondering this since I was a kid listening to shortwave radio, and decided in my 60s to try once more to understand. The time broadcasts from NIST stations...- richard31416
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