Nigel thanks for your insight on why hardware never (or rarely?) had a
parabolic wave output. In a phrase, too many components.
Parabolic being not so useful? I'd say it's as useful as a triangle,
though that's not saying much.
OK, you say it's easy to make straight lines from a few components.
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Hi Frank,
> Parabolic being not so useful? I'd say it's as useful as a triangle, though
> that's not saying much.
Not sure if that question is to me—I don’t think I said that, just more more
difficult for not much gain (as you say, as useful as a triangle), in the
context of a basic analog sy
