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Instantaneous phase and frequency

In 1922, according to Nahin, John Renshaw Carson defined the instantaneous frequency of a signal "as the time derivative of the signal's phase angle." In frequency modulation, instantaneous frequency describes the frequency varying above and below the carrier frequency, at the audio tone frequency.

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Instantaneous phase and frequency

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