| ??? 12/23/06 04:20 Read: times |
#130031 - Wrong forum... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Ap said:
I need to calculate phase difference between two microwave signals which are slightly offset and the resultant wavelength comes out to be 35.22 and 35.45 wavelengths for a same block of time ,Now how can we compare them and tell what phase difference is there ? Microwaves is something having a frequency of more than 300MHz. So, you are definitely in the wrong forum... Kai |
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