Warp field phase adjustment

Warp field phase adjustment was a non-essential minor subsystem aboard warp-capable vessels which adjusted the warp field in a way to suppress the subspace interference generated by warp engines.

In 2366, William T. Riker used the warp field phase adjustment aboard the Krayton to set up a simple oscillation to send out a signal, a message that the USS Enterprise-D would understand but the Ferengi would think was normal subspace static. (TNG: "Ménage à Troi")

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