Phase Shift of Sine & Cosine Graphs (Sinusoidal Waves) - [2-21-13]

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In this lesson, you will learn how to write down and understand how to phase shift a sine and cosine graph. This is important when we use sin and cos to write down a traveling wave such as an electromagnetic wave. These phase shifts will be used to mathematically describe how sinusoidal waves travel. This is used in engineering, math, and science fields.

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Awesome video! But you didn't cover what happens when you have both a frequency (or period) change and a phase shift. There seems to be something special about it, which for the life of me I've not been able to understand. E.g. if you have Asin(Bx+C) then somehow the phase shift is not C but C/B. Haven't been able to find an explanation of this that really clicks.

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I’m about to take calc 1 for an EE so I’m trying to think about this in those terms. To be clear the phase shift of pi/2 is specifically a quarter period so if a period was 1/60 of a second (60hz) it would be 1/240 yes??

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It may be better explaind by making table of X and fx for different values of 0 pi/2 pi 3pi/2 and 2 pi

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I think phase shift of 180°, is also termed as phase inversion.

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