👉 Semiphase is a term in physics and engineering that refers to the phase difference between two electric currents or voltages. In electronics, it's used to describe how the voltage levels of two electrical signals are related through their phase difference. For example, if you have two alternating current (AC) signals with a phase difference of 90 degrees, they will be in phase, meaning that they will produce the same output voltage when applied to an identical load. Semiphase can also refer to
