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The title is all i want to know really.
Any help much appreciated
Also, what is a superposition pattern?
Any help much appreciated
Also, what is a superposition pattern?
The phase difference between 2 waves can be measured by finding the time delay between corresponding points on the two waves. This can be done using a oscilloscope or by analyzing the waveforms using mathematical techniques.
Yes, the phase difference between 2 waves can be negative. This indicates that one wave is lagging behind the other in terms of time or that they are moving in opposite directions.
The unit of measurement for phase difference is degrees or radians. This represents the angular difference between the two waves at a given point in time.
The frequency of the waves does not directly affect the phase difference between them. However, if the two waves have different frequencies, the phase difference will change over time as they go through their respective cycles.
Yes, the phase difference between 2 waves can be constant. This would indicate that the two waves have a fixed time delay between them, and their phase difference does not change over time.