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Theta is the time offset or phase portion of equation 1. The phase angle defines the offset in time and vice versa. Equation 2 shows the relationship. We happened to choose a particularly common offset of 90°. The phase offset between a sine and cosine wave is 90°. The offset angle is almost always not 90. As a matter of fact is often a function of frequency. | Theta is the time offset or phase portion of equation 1. The phase angle defines the offset in time and vice versa. Equation 2 shows the relationship. We happened to choose a particularly common offset of 90°. The phase offset between a sine and cosine wave is 90°. The offset angle is almost always not 90. As a matter of fact is often a function of frequency. | ||
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• Build the circuit shown in Figure 4 on your solderless breadboard using two 470 Ω resistors.\\ | • Build the circuit shown in Figure 4 on your solderless breadboard using two 470 Ω resistors.\\ | ||
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• In the AWG controls window, set the Frequency of CHA to 500 Hz with 90° Phase, 0 V Min and 5 V Max values (5.0V Pk-Pk output). Select SVMI mode and Sin waveform shape.\\ | • In the AWG controls window, set the Frequency of CHA to 500 Hz with 90° Phase, 0 V Min and 5 V Max values (5.0V Pk-Pk output). Select SVMI mode and Sin waveform shape.\\ | ||
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+ | **Use the Phase Analyzer Virtual Instrument** | ||
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+ | ALICE includes a Phase Analyzer Virtual Instrument that can assist in understanding phase relationships between signals and polar notation and polar plots. | ||
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+ | * Fritzing files: [[downgit> | ||
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**For Further Reading:** | **For Further Reading:** | ||
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