
Appendix D: Sample Waveform Library
Nyquist Pulse Made with the equation editor. (NYQUIST.WFM)
Figure D(6: Nyquist Pulse Formula and Waveform
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Description | This is the impulse response of a wave shaping Nyquist filter. The shoulder | |||||||
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Settings | Waveform points: 1000 | |||||||
| Clock frequency: 100 MHz | |||||||
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