Sine wave Equation:
y=sin(x) ; where x is the angle in radian. in a whole circle there are 2*PI radians . This means x varies from 0 to 2*3.14(PI) [0,6.28] => Half circle [0,+3.14] Other half [0,-3.14]
As sin may be negative we need to handle this situation by shifting the 0 to 127 ( 127 is our new ZERO line) anything above 127 would be +ve and anything below 127 would be -ve.
One more thing, The output of sine is from -1 to +1 so we need to scale it up by multiplying it with 127 So the Final Equation is:
y=127+(127*sin(x))
Now, we need to divide the sine wave to points that will be plotted :
x=0;
for(i=0;i<100;i++)
{
myArr[i]= 127+(127*sin(x));
x=x+0.0628; /* as in whole circle there are 6.28 radians so 0.0628 is 1/100 of 6.28 as we need 100 points */
}
y=sin(x) ; where x is the angle in radian. in a whole circle there are 2*PI radians . This means x varies from 0 to 2*3.14(PI) [0,6.28] => Half circle [0,+3.14] Other half [0,-3.14]
As sin may be negative we need to handle this situation by shifting the 0 to 127 ( 127 is our new ZERO line) anything above 127 would be +ve and anything below 127 would be -ve.
One more thing, The output of sine is from -1 to +1 so we need to scale it up by multiplying it with 127 So the Final Equation is:
y=127+(127*sin(x))
Now, we need to divide the sine wave to points that will be plotted :
x=0;
for(i=0;i<100;i++)
{
myArr[i]= 127+(127*sin(x));
x=x+0.0628; /* as in whole circle there are 6.28 radians so 0.0628 is 1/100 of 6.28 as we need 100 points */
}
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