Exponential Waveform Definition/Meaning:

A nonrepetitive waveform that rises or falls exponentially from some initial value at some initial time, according to the logarithmic law

y(t) = e^at

For a>0 the waveform rises without bound with increasing time t;  for a<0 the waveform decays to zero. One way in which logic signals can become corrupted as they travel through a system is for their switching edges to become exponentials.

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