The word "waveform" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a graphic representation of a wave, generally an oscillating wave, as it varies with time. For example, "The waveform of this sound file is a sine wave."
The best will clean the vinyl thoroughly, and systematically remove all the ticks, pops, crackles and whistles of surface and background noise, before carefully "burning" the digital version of the scrubbed-up analogue waveform on to a high-quality compact disk.
TENS devices use a different waveform to tDCS and target cranial nerves rather than the brain itself, but they rely on a similar controller and head-mounted electrodes.
For example, the DSP algorithm in the circuit may be configured to recognize gaps between spoken words as background noise and digitally remove ambient noise from the waveform.
In addition, 2001 saw the debut of Ableton Live, a computer software program that enabled users to compose, cue, and blend digital tracks by way of a waveform display thus eliminating the motor skills previously necessary to perform an effective DJ set.
The total thunder waveform comes from the entire lightning channel and includes the effects of channel branching and tortuosity, sound propagation in the atmosphere, and acoustic reflections from the local topography.
Frequency meter, device for measuring the repetitions per unit of time (customarily, a second) of a complete electromagnetic waveform.
This assigning of a suitable waveform is accomplished by modulation, which is the process by which some characteristic of a carrier wave is varied in accordance with an information signal, or modulating wave.
While each user's information signal may be either analog or digital, the combined FDM signal is inherently an analog waveform.
The site's clean, orange-and-white design and waveform-pattern design gave it an instant visual appeal.
Sine waves turn up all over the place; more complex waveforms can always be broken down into a series of superimposed sine waves of various frequencies, in a process known as a Fourier transform.
His analogue synthesiser was elegant, turning a room-sized machine into something that could be set up in a recording studio; and it was musician-friendly, with a keyboard just like the one his mother had kept his nose to.Musicians wishing to master the instrument still had to learn a new vocabulary of waveforms, oscillators and filters.
