when 2 perpendicular, sinusoidally varying voltages are applied to an electron beam in a CRT, the pattern traced by the beam on the screen of the CRT is a lissajous figure.
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Jules Antoine Lissajous died in 1880.
Jules Antoine Lissajous was born on March 4, 1822.
Jules Antoine Lissajous was born on March 4, 1822.
There is quite a bit info on Lissajous curves(that's spelled right), check the link below.
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A: To get the phase angle
a pattern that is produced by adding or subtracting signals in or out of phases is called lissagious pattern.It is the type of pattern that is produced on the screen of an oscilloscope.by ADDING OR SUBTRACTING SIGNALS IN-OUT OF PHASES CAUSES A LISSAJOUS PATTERN. This is caused by comparing phases any magnitude if equal and set out of 90 degrees will be a circle on a Lissajous patter.
If you must use an oscilloscope, then using Lissajous Figures will give you exact multiples of a given frequency. Naturally, you must have a known reference frequency at hand.These days a Frequency Counter will give adequate resolution.
in 1875 lissajious demonstrated that when a particle is acted upon simultaniously by two simple haromonic motions at right angles to each other ,the resultant path traced at right angles to each other, the resultant path traced out by the particles is a curve . the curves obtained by lissajious figures. the nature of figures depends upon the following factors: (i) amplitudes of the vibrations, (ii) frequencies of the two vibrations, and (iii) phase difference between the vibrations. here we shall discuss the analytical treatment of the lissajous figures for different values of phase differences when frequencies of two rectangular vibrations are in the ratio 1:1 and 2:1 respectively.
We get Lissajous figure when the resultant part traced by the particle that is acted upon simultaneously by two harmonic motions at right angles.
Most often than not we come across bodies undergoing more than one kind of motion simultaneously. Take a wheel of a moving car, for example. It is rotating about the axle and is also undergoing translatory motion. If we were to trace the path of a point on this wheel, it could give us information on the different motions superimposed on that point and the resultant of those motions. The pattern traced out by a point undergoing two or more kinds of motions is termed its Lissajous Pattern.