Figure 1.12 shows an exemplary oscilloscope screen with two harmonic waveforms. CH 1 Offset: -3 V I | | I 1 V/div CH 2 Offset: 2 V 2 V/div 10 μs/div Figure 1.12: Two harmonic waveforms on an oscilloscope screen. P1 The two waveforms on the oscilloscope screen of Figure 1.12 can be described by two periodic functions u₁ (t) and u₂ (t). Evaluate the missing characteristic parameters. Channel 1: u1(t) = Uo1 + u sin(2nfit) Channel 2: u2(t) = U02 ±Û₂ sin(2πƒ₂t + o̟₂) U02 = u01 Û2 û₁ = f₁ = f₂ = 92 =

Figure 1.12 shows an exemplary oscilloscope screen with two harmonic waveforms. CH 1 Offset: -3 V I | | I 1 V/div CH 2 Offset: 2 V 2 V/div 10 μs/div Figure 1.12: Two harmonic waveforms on an oscilloscope screen. P1 The two waveforms on the oscilloscope screen of Figure 1.12 can be described by two periodic functions u₁ (t) and u₂ (t). Evaluate the missing characteristic parameters. Channel 1: u1(t) = Uo1 + u sin(2nfit) Channel 2: u2(t) = U02 ±Û₂ sin(2πƒ₂t + o̟₂) U02 = u01 Û2 û₁ = f₁ = f₂ = 92 =

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Chapter34: Electromagnetic Waves

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