ssthakur1@sheffield.ac.uk Posted October 29, 2018 Posted October 29, 2018 I am trying to find the maximum and minimum peaks of a function which goes as: y=x1 cos(f1+ teta) + x2 cos(2*f1); The peak values are straightforward for cases where the frequencies are equal or when they are non-multiples. I am having trouble to quantify the maximum and minimum values of 'y'. Note: teta, x1 and x2 all these vary from time to time. I am therefore looking for a generalised expression (accuracy <5%). Thanks in advance.
mathematic Posted October 30, 2018 Posted October 30, 2018 I'll assume f1 should be f1t. Elementary calculus gives x1sin(f1t+teta)+2x2sin(f2f1t)=0 as the equation to be solved for t. Good luck!.
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