This little app, with a superb oscilloscope look-and-feel, lets you experiment with different forms of Lissajous figures. The app’s interface closely simulates oscilloscope behavior giving you a full control of the input signal as well as the possibility to change typical display parameters like the trace focus and intensity.

Now LissaLab also plays sine waves separately for each channel with a frequency multiplied by 10 in a range from 40 to 1000Hz. This is due to the fact that base frequency 0-100Hz can be hardy heard (not to mention that sound in frequency lower than 20Hz is an infrasound which we won't normally hear).

LissaLab Carbon gives you a great possibility to explore all variations of the Lissajous figure patterns.

LissaLab Carbon presents the basic laws of physics in a really easy way realizing the idea of educational entertainment.