Oscilloscopes and Electrocardiograms - WFU Physics
The amplitude of the waveform is defined as the height of the wave from the midpoint to a peak (or trough). The period (or frequency) is the length of time it takes the waveform to travel from one point to an identical point in the next wave. In the example below, the period is measured from trough to trough. ................
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