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Dr Amir

SINUSOIDS AND
PHASORS
INTRODUCTION SINUSOIDS

• A sinusoid is a signal that has the form of the sine or


cosine function
SINUSOIDS
• v(t)= Vm t

• Where
A sketch of Vm t : (a) as a function of
A sketch of Vm t as a function of t
t
V(T)= VM T
BY DEFINATION
• The fact that v(t) repeats itself every T seconds is shown by replacing t by

v(t)= Vm t
v(t+T)= Vm (t+T) 𝑡 + 𝑇
As we know
Putting value
v(t+T)= Vm (t+T) 2𝜋
𝑇=
• v(t+T)= Vm (t+ ) 𝜔

• v(t+T)= Vm ( ) LCM
• v(t+T)= Vm ( )
• v(t+T)= Vm
• v(t+T)= Vm
• v(t)= Vm t by definition
so
• v(t+T)= Vt
where is the argument and is the phase.
Let us examine the two sinusoids
TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES:
EXAMPLE 9.1
v(t)= Vm t+

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