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Phase quadrature (Δϕ=π/2)

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Two sinusoidal signals are in phase quadrature when their phase difference is a quarter cycle, for example cosϕ and sinϕ. Their time averages have zero correlation over a cycle. In a plane wave, this separates fields such as displacement and its time derivative, velocity.

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  • Elliptical polarization
  • Interference (wave propagation)
  • Optical path length
  • Phase difference

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  • codex/quadrature-waves
  • codex/quadrature

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