Fázisként

Fázisként is a Hungarian adverb meaning “as a phase” or “in terms of phase.” It is formed from fázis (phase) and is used in scientific and technical writing to describe a quantity or phenomenon that depends on the phase angle or the state of a cyclical process, rather than solely on time or amplitude.

In physics and engineering, a phase describes the position within a cycle of a periodic phenomenon. The phase is often represented by an angle φ (in radians or degrees). Describing something fázisként means treating it as a function of phase: for example, X(φ) or X(ωt + φ0). An expression such as “a jel fázisként változik” signals that the observable is governed by the phase rather than by time alone.

Applications include electrical engineering and signal processing. In a three-phase electrical system, multiple voltages are phase-shifted relative to each other, and analysing the response “fázisként” emphasizes the relationships between phases (phase angles) rather than a single time-domain waveform. In signal processing, phase functions, phase modulation, and phase response are described with a similar emphasis on phase dependence.

The concept also intersects with the idea of phases of matter, where fázis denotes a state such as solid, liquid, or gas. In that context, describing a property “fázisként” may refer to how it varies across different phases rather than within a single phase.

Overall, fázisként signals a phase-dependent perspective, common in technical texts where phase information is central to understanding a phenomenon.