mnb96
- 711
- 5
I'm facing the following problem which sounded simple but apparently it is not (at least for me):
I have two sinusoids: different amplitude, different frequency, different phase difference and I want to find the intersection points, which is equivalent to solving the following equation in \theta:
A_{1}sin(f_{1}\theta+\phi_{1}) = A_{2}sin(f_{2}\theta+\phi_{2})
I was not able either to solve the problem in the general case, nor to find a solution around the net.
I have two sinusoids: different amplitude, different frequency, different phase difference and I want to find the intersection points, which is equivalent to solving the following equation in \theta:
A_{1}sin(f_{1}\theta+\phi_{1}) = A_{2}sin(f_{2}\theta+\phi_{2})
I was not able either to solve the problem in the general case, nor to find a solution around the net.