Re: Help requested to make a train of symmetric pulse

RT <[email protected]>
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You could try Matlab / Octave.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28420084/how-to-generate-pulses-at-5khz-with-0-01s-duration-and-0-09s-delay


On Tue, Jul 25, 2017 at 8:36 AM, Bengt Nilsson <[email protected]> wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> sox man pages are i bit overwhelming for a newbie like me, not surprising
> for such an extensive and powerful toolbox.
> So I need some hints to get started.
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> I need to create a sequence of symmetric pulses, first 2ms positive, then
> 2ms negative, then 0 for 996ms, repeated for 100 seconds.
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> I realise I probably need synth, delay or pad for this but I have a
> difficulty figuring out what the parameter are and how to put it all
> together.
> Also, I assume there are both smart and stupid ways to do it.
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> Any constructive suggestions are appreciated.
> While waiting, I will continue to RTFM.
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> Bengt Nilsson
> Ansåsvägen 8
> 43853 Hindås
> Sweden
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