phase shifting
Signal timing adjustment
Phase shifting is altering the timing of a wave or signal relative to a reference point.
In electronics and audio, phase shifting changes when a waveform peaks and troughs, creating effects like flanging or used in noise cancellation.
In power systems, it adjusts the relationship between alternating currents.
Figuratively, phase shifting suggests a deliberate change in timing or approach: The company is phase shifting its strategy to focus on emerging markets.
- entrainmentRhythmic systems aligning naturally
- sine waveSmooth periodic mathematical curve
- waveOscillating motion through medium
- flangerAudio modulation effect
- modulationVarying signals to transmit
signal processing · slip · sleep-wake cycle · body clock · biological clock · interference · phaser · quadrature · circadian · coherence · melatonin · time delay · standing waves · temporal · telecommunications · AC current · lag · timing
- power gridpower grid, power plant, transformers, power station, transmission lines
- interferometryinterference pattern, fringes, destructive interference, beam splitter, coherence
- 3D scanninglaser scanner, laser scanning, depth sensor, photogrammetry, handheld scanner
- transformerstransformer, Optimus Prime, Megatron, power transformer, Starscream
- holographyhologram, holograms, holographic display, holographic displays, holographic sticker
phase shiftingamplitude modulation
Carrier intensity conveys information
frequency modulation · attenuation · amplification · pitch shifting