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"Jim Kelley" wrote in message ... .... sin(a) + sin(b) = 2sin(.5(a+b))cos(.5(a-b)) A plot of the function reveals that cos(.5(a-b)) describes the envelope. Ok. The period of the 'enveloped' waveform (or the arcane, beat modulated waveform) then can be seen to vary continuously and repetitiously over time - from 1/a at one limit to 1/b at the other. ? At a particular instant in time the period does in fact equal the average of the two. But this is true only for an instant every 1/(a-b) seconds. ?? How do you come up with anything but a period of of the average of the two for the enveloped waveform? |
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