Sine Wave

A smooth, continuously curving waveform that produces gradual field changes during each pulse cycle. Sine waves produce symmetrical rising and falling edges, and because the field changes gradually rather than abruptly, they typically produce lower slew rates than square or sawtooth waveforms at the same peak Gauss and frequency. They are often chosen where a gentle, gradual pulse is wanted. Many resonant and capacitor-discharge PEMF circuits naturally produce sinusoidal output.