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![]() "Jim" wrote in message ... The definition of peak to peak must have changed since I was in A school. I was taught that positive peak to negative peak or negative peak to positive peak shal be called peak to peak. (Neener Neener) Sure. I don't disagree. Usually the term "peak to peak" relates to amplitude measurements. But, a positive peak to the next negative peak is 180 degrees if you are looking for frequency over a time period. A positive peak to the next positive peak is 360 degrees. Or negative to the next negative. Or any other point to the next repeating point on the waveform. Eisboch |
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