User: What are waveforms made of?

Assistant: Waveforms are generally defined as mathematical functions that represent waves or cyclical phenomena. In this context, they are typically made up of three components: amplitude (the height or magnitude of the wave), frequency (the rate at which the wave oscillates), and phase (the relative position or timing of the wave compared to a reference point). These three components are interrelated and determine the overall shape and characteristics of the waveform.

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