two-phase
quadrature
antiphase
A.C.
polyphase
monophase
complementary
obtuse
obtuse angle
homodyne
counterphase
acute
square
phasemeter
acute angle
faradic
syn
cycloconversion
phasing current
wattless
traveltime
three-phase
720
infragravity
mesioangular
train
jiffy
right angle
900
skin effect
anti
pulsetrain
galvanic
frequentaneous
transadmittance
phantoplex
shortwave
gyrator
commutate
right
humbucking
rectification
at right angles to
backstream
hard
bellcrank
polarity
ground loop
multiphase
wiggle
synchroscope
full-wave rectifier
major
Kirchhoff's circuit laws
bifrequency
waveplate
supplementary angles
mush
gyre
tideway
macrodiagonal
AC/DC
straight angle
tetragonal
wave train
supplementary angle
multipulse
semipolar
subinertial
inconstant
fundamental
octave
ripple voltage
differential
halfwave
vortex
phasematching
maelstrom
mainstream
whirlpool
arc lamp
rheo-
biwavelet
rheomotor
zerophase
anticlinal
arc light
chamfer
horse latitude
cant
bevel
Z-bend
oscillating

English words for 'Having two alternating currents whose phases differ by 90°.'

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