https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/alternating-current/chpt-2/vectors-and-ac-waveforms/
From experience with common graphs about this subject, the left to right line is usually always the direction/angle/etc. not the amount/magnitude/etc.
Am I reading correctly where it says "The length of the vector represents the magnitude (or amplitude) of the waveform.." in the link above
It's really throwing me off, it's suppose to be like this:
ignore everything except the left to right line, which is the ANGLE/DIRECTION of the sine wave not it's magnitude.
left to right should be angle and up and down should be magnitude.
From experience with common graphs about this subject, the left to right line is usually always the direction/angle/etc. not the amount/magnitude/etc.
Am I reading correctly where it says "The length of the vector represents the magnitude (or amplitude) of the waveform.." in the link above
It's really throwing me off, it's suppose to be like this:
ignore everything except the left to right line, which is the ANGLE/DIRECTION of the sine wave not it's magnitude.
left to right should be angle and up and down should be magnitude.
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