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i want to add two frequencies having same phase but different amplitudes, in what manner i can proceed ?
The phases of any two signals with different frequencies will coincide momentarily at a rate equal to the difference in the frequencieshenil said:i want to add two frequencies having same phase
The addition of frequencies refers to the process of combining two or more waves with different frequencies to create a new wave with a different frequency. This can occur when two waves of the same phase but different amplitudes are added together.
We add frequencies in order to create a new wave that has a different frequency than the original waves. This can be useful in many applications, such as in signal processing or creating music, where we may want to create a specific frequency or tone.
When we add frequencies with the same phase, the resulting wave will have a larger amplitude. This is because the peaks and troughs of the individual waves will align, creating a larger displacement.
When we add frequencies with different amplitudes, the resulting wave will have a varying amplitude depending on the amplitudes of the individual waves. The amplitude of the resulting wave will be a combination of the amplitudes of the individual waves.
Yes, we can add frequencies with different phases. However, the resulting wave may have a different shape compared to the individual waves. This is because the peaks and troughs may not align, causing interference and creating a more complex waveform.