Consider two sinusoidal signals of the same pulsation ω :e 1 (t ) = A1 sin ω t
and
e 2 (t ) = B1 sin (ω t + ϕ )
ϕ is, by definition, the phase advance of e 2 (t ) over e 1 (t ), measured by the distance between two maxima or two zero crossings.
This definition assumes that the signals are pure; this is rarely encountered in practice. In fact, a pure sinusoidal signal e 1 (t ) applied, for example, to the input of a linear system generally gives, at the output of the latter, a signal e 2 (t ) which...
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