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Phase Analysis meaning

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May 27, 2024 May 27, 2024

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A stereo signal with identical channels appears as a diagonal line from the top right to the bottom left in a Lissajous figure (with the y-axis upper part being negative). Why is it a top right to bottom left diagonal and not a top left to bottom right diagonal? What are the units of the coordinate axes?

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What are the units of the coordinate axes in a Histogram? Compared to a Lissajous figure, what are the different use cases for these representations?

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May 28, 2024 May 28, 2024

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The scaling of the two axes is 'normalised' degrees of phase. IOW, 360 degrees scaled from -1 to +1 with zero at the centre. The reason it's this way around is because that's the way the axes have been arranged. The diameter of the green scan is determined by the amplitude of both signals, but the display of this can be determined by normalizing too. It will take a continuous estimate of the amplitude and scale the display accordingly. This is fine, as you aren't really trying to get a measure of amplitude directly from it anyway.

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