out-of-phase
1out-of-phase — «OWT uhv FAYZ», adjective. (of electric currents) of different phases: »The resulting interference of the out of phase waves reduces the strength of the signal (Scientific American) …
2out of phase — adverb 1. : in or of different phases : of magnitudes whose maximum values are not simultaneous 2. : in an unsynchronized manner : not in step by step correspondence : not in correlation windshield wipers were out of phase Ralph Robin the… …
3out of phase — ► in (or out of) phase in (or out of) synchrony. Main Entry: ↑phase …
4Out Of Phase Stereo (OOPS) — is an audio technique which manipulates the phase of a stereo audio track, to isolate or remove certain components of the stereo mix. It works on the principle of phase cancellation, in which two identical but inverted waveforms summed together… …
5Out Of Phase Stereo — Sägezahnsignale oben: a/b Originalsignal mitte: 180° phasenverschobenes Signal unten: b/a verpoltes (invertiertes) Signal Out of Phase Stereo (Abkürzung OOPS) war besonders in den 1970er Jahren eine beliebte Methode zur Verbesserung des… …
6Out of Phase Stereo — Sägezahnsignale, zwei Schwingungen auf der Zeitachse oben: Das a/b Originalsignal mitte: ein um 180° (π) phasenverschobenes Signal unten: ein b/a verpoltes (invertiertes) Signal Out of Phase Stereo (Abkürzung OOPS) war besonders in den 1970er… …
7Out of phase stereo — Sägezahnsignale oben: a/b Originalsignal mitte: 180° phasenverschobenes Signal unten: b/a verpoltes (invertiertes) Signal Out of Phase Stereo (Abkürzung OOPS) war besonders in den 1970er Jahren eine beliebte Methode zur Verbesserung des… …
8out of phase — adjective a) not in phase b) out of synchronization Syn: out of sync …
9out of phase — Synonyms and related words: amplitude, antinode, crest, de Broglie wave, diffraction, electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic wave, frequency, frequency band, frequency spectrum, guided wave, ill considered, ill seasoned, ill timed, improper,… …
10out of phase — Not in phase, moving in opposite directions at the same time; 180° o.; a possible characteristic of two simultaneous oscillations of similar frequency …
