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How is a Lissajous pattern created?
Question

How is a Lissajous pattern created?

A.

By drawing two sine waves on the same axis

B.

By drawing square wave and sine wave on the same axis

C.

By drawing two sine wave which are at right angles to each other

D.

By drawing two square wave on different axis

Correct option is C


A Lissajous pattern is formed when two sinusoidal waves of different or the same frequency and amplitude are applied at right angles to each other. These patterns are typically observed on an oscilloscope when signals are applied to the X and Y axes.
The shape of the Lissajous figure depends on:
· Frequency ratio of the two signals
· Phase difference between them
· Amplitude of the waves
Lissajous patterns are widely used in oscilloscope measurements to determine the frequency and phase difference between two signals.

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