Pátráin Lissajous de CRO nó Cathode Ray Oscilloscope

Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (CRO) is very important electronic device. CRO is very useful to analyze the voltage wave form of different signals. The main part of CRO is CRT (Cathode Ray Tube). A simple CRT is shown in figure below-

When both pairs of the deflection plates (horizontal deflection plates and vertical deflection plates) of CRO (Cathode Ray Oscilloscope) are connected to two sinusoidal voltages, the patterns appear at CRO screen are called the Lissajous pattern.
Shape of these Lissajous pattern changes with changes of phase difference between signal and ration of frequencies applied to the deflection plates (traces) of CRO. Which makes these Lissajous patterns very useful to analysis the signals applied to deflection plated of CRO. These lissajous patterns have two Applications to analysis the signals. To calculate the phase difference between two sinusoidal signals having same frequency. To determine the ratio frequencies of sinusoidal signals applied to the vertical and horizontal deflecting plates.

Calculation of the phase difference between two Sinusoidal Signals having same frequency

When two sinusoidal signals of same frequency and magnitude are applied two both pairs of deflecting plates of CRO, the Lissajous pattern changes with change of phase difference between signals applied to the CRO.
For different value of phase differences, the shape of Lissajous patterns is shown in figure below,

SL No.	Phase angle difference ‘ø’	Lissajous Pattern appeared at CRO Screen
1	0o & 360o
2	30o or 330o
3	45o or 315o
4	60o or 300o
5	90o or 270o
6	120o or 240o
7	150o or 210o
8	180o

There are two cases to determine the phase difference ø between two signals applied to the horizontal and vertical plates,

Case – I: When, 0 < ø < 90o or 270o < ø < 360o : –
As we studied above it clear that when the angle is in the range of 0 < ø < 90o or 270o < ø < 360o, the Lissajous pattern is of the shape of Ellipse having major axis passing through origin from first quadrant to third quadrant:
Let’s consider an example for 0 < ø < 90o or 270o < ø < 360o, as shown in figure below,

In this condition the phase difference will be,