Name that Game Round 3: 1st - Limewater - 2nd - pephary

[Limewater]

sawtooth wave, triangle wave, rectangular pwm, and rush

Darn, I think I may be repeating myself.

[Limewater]

sawtooth, triangle, rectangular PWM, and white noise

[Limewater]

sawtooth, triangle, pulse, noise

[Hobie-wan]

haha, still not quite right.

Stupid page you're looking at with its wrong label. Nobody calls that one thing that.... except that page apparently.

[Limewater]

triangle, sawtooth, pulse, noise

[Hobie-wan]

Sawtooth, triangle, rectangle pulse width modulation , (white) noise /rush

Ahh screw it, Correct!

I've never seen people call it rectangle or pulse width before. Always been Square Wave. Bleh.

Edit* Also, I thought I worded it to prevent an easy search, I guess not. I figured it was going to take people a while, that's why I put the UL hint in it. I was hoping to trap people like the Blades of Steel and have people trying to figure out something related to Cid in FF or something. Ah well.

[Limewater]

triangle, sawtooth, variable pulse, noise

[noiseredux]

square wave (with variable duty cycle), triangle wave, sawtooth wave, pseudo-random (but not white) noise,

[Limewater]

Yeah, terminology between rectangular vs. square waves is pretty loose.

A square wave should have a fixed 50% duty cycle, while a rectangular wave does not have this limitation. However, I have never worked with anyone who drew any real distinction between square and rectangular waves.

I don't know which is the actual case with SID. It is described as pulse-width modulated, but that may just mean that the pulse width is tied directly to the frequency of the oscillator.

[noiseredux]

remember the SidStation?