This (free) educational project has been created by Laurin Gschnitzer (15 years of age).
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See trigonometry move.
Pick a function, tune amplitude, frequency and phase, and watch the unit circle paint its waveform in real time.
Unit Circle
θ = 0.00 radsin(x) waveform
y = 0.000f(x) = sin(x)
Tip: switch functions mid-animation to compare shapes.