This is a static Lissajous emulator in the sense that the waveform is obtained by combining 2 static sinusoidal waves with different frequencies. As a parenthesis, I will be preparing a dynamic version which will look just like the wave shape seen on a real oscilloscope.
The file presented here has two different worksheets, the first one contains a classic 2D Lissajous figure and the second one has a 3D Lissajous pattern obtained from three different sinusoidal waveforms.
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Hi!
I’m working in Afghanistan, work long hours, and have very little private bandwidth, available for only a few free hours in the evenings after a long day’s work.
Could we strike a deal whereby, for a reasonable price, you send me a flash drive (or I send you a blank one), and you send me your archives ?
Thanks,
Jim
Jim, let me check with my local USPS first. I will send you a private message. George