Sine wave to square/triangle wave.

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Square and triangle waveforms can be generated from sinusoidal waveforms using specific electronic circuits. A Schmitt trigger circuit can convert a sine wave into a rectangular wave. By integrating the resulting rectangular wave, a triangular wave can be produced. This method effectively transforms the smooth sinusoidal input into more abrupt waveforms. Understanding these conversions is essential for various applications in signal processing and electronics.
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How are Square and Triangle waveforms produced from Sinusoidal waveforms?

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You could input your sine wave to a Schmitt trigger circuit to turn it into a rectangular wave. Integrating the rectangular wave you have a triangular wave.
 

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