phase difference

qaisarpk1
qaisarpk1
@qaisarpk1-6Lfp0G • Oct 26, 2024

two signals that have the same frequency.whn the amplitude of first is at its maximum the amplitude of the second signal is at half its maximum from the zero level. what is the phase shift between these two signals....
is it zero or 45 degree?
plz comment ...

thanx...

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  • reachrkata
    reachrkata

    @reachrkata-FOcqhH • Nov 2, 2010

    Assuming sinusoidal signals, it is neither 0 nor 45, but in fact at 30 degrees !!!

    -Karthik

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  • d_vipul
    d_vipul

    @d-vipul-wP6Syg • Nov 3, 2010

    Hey qaisarpk1,

    Den its phase difference will be 45 degrees lagging........
    cause in sin wave @45 degrees a wave is at its peak............
    and if other w+ave starts at its peak then difference is surely a 45 degrees..........

    Regards,
    VIPUL

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