How phase difference can be measured using lissajous figures
Hello everybody, I am a student and this is my first post...
If you connect the signal leads to the two identical signals, having some phase difference then
- you'll get a lissajous figure and it keeps on rotating
-so my doubt is that how can you apply the relation
phase difference = sin inverse(h1/h2)
when you cannot measure h1 and h2(because the pattern is not stationary)
please help me even if my problem is trivial
If you connect the signal leads to the two identical signals, having some phase difference then
- you'll get a lissajous figure and it keeps on rotating
-so my doubt is that how can you apply the relation
phase difference = sin inverse(h1/h2)
when you cannot measure h1 and h2(because the pattern is not stationary)
please help me even if my problem is trivial
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