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stanleyella

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Posted: 06:38pm 16 Aug 2024

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Is it possible to generate two 100Hz sinewaves and vary the phase of one to the other without hardware? I fancy Lissajous x/y but sampling a-d.

Martin H.

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Posted: 06:59pm 16 Aug 2024

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Page 122 PicoMite User Manual

PLAY SOUND soundno,channelno, type [,frequency][,volume]
so try

Play SOUND 1,B,S,100,25
Pause 2 'try 1 to 9
Play SOUND 2,B,S,100,25

at 100 Hz you got 100 oscillations per second that means every oscillation is 10 milliseconds long. If I start the 2nd tone 2 ms late the waves should be shifted.
Edited 2024-08-17 05:04 by Martin H.

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Andy-g0poy
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Posted: 07:21pm 16 Aug 2024

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Another method of doing this, is to generate a table of all the sine amplitude values. Choose the number of samples to suit the resolution you need. (make it such that it divides easily)

Read the table at the required frequency needed and output the value to whatever I/O system you are using.

That gives you a single sinewave.

However if you also read the table twice with a specific increment then you can generate multiple sinewaves at a specific phase.

e.g.
If the table is 100 samples long, then reading from the table at position(x) and position (x+25) will give you two sinewaves 90 degree phase shift between them.

Andy

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