How do you measure the phase difference between two different signals?

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Arif
Arif 2011-1-22
How do you measure the phase difference between two different signals?
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2011-1-22
In pure Matlab, or with the Signal Processing Toolbox?
What exactly are the available inputs? Are the two signals time synchronized? Are they the same sampling frequency? The same duration?
Arif
Arif 2011-1-25
Two input signals are the trigonometric function, say sine and cosine.

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James Ramm
James Ramm 2011-1-23
try; help angle
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James Ramm
James Ramm 2011-2-7
then simply do like wiki suggests:
A sine (or cosine) equation looks like y=Asin(wx-t) [or y=Acos(wx-t)]. The phase shift is "t." ("A" is the amplitude and "w" is the frequency.)
Compute the shift for each one and subtract, for y=0

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