semiphase

/sɛmɪfeɪz/

Definitions

1. noun

A semiphase is a phase that is half of a complete cycle or wave, often used in electronics and engineering to describe a timing or phase relationship between two signals.

“The engineer studied the semiphase of the signal to optimize its transmission.”

Synonyms

  • half-cycle
  • quadrature
  • semicycle

Antonyms

  • complete-cycle
  • full-cycle