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Daniel H.
Nov 9, 2017

A harmonic is a multiple

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Example: in music, it's common to tune an instrument to 'A' at 440Hz. One octave up is 880Hz and one down is 220Hz. They are harmonics because they are integer multiples of each other. The waveforms will overlap and be in phase.

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