Consider a voltage which is +5 volts for 1 second, - 3 volts for 1 second, back
ID: 3896893 • Letter: C
Question
Consider a voltage which is +5 volts for 1 second, -3 volts for 1 second, back to +5 for a second, etc
What is the peak to peak voltage?
Answer in volts
Answer in volts
DC voltage
What is the DC voltage?
What is the DC voltage?
What is the average of the squared voltage?
units of
What is the "rms" voltage?
Units of volts
Units of volts
Another way to think about the rms voltage is that it is the combination of AC and DC voltage, in "quadrature", i.e. . With this definition, what would be from you answers above for DC and rms voltage?
510 22? 8
42? 2
4
DC voltage
What is the DC voltage?
What is the DC voltage?
0 28 4
1
Explanation / Answer
a)8V
b)1V
c){5^2+3^2}/2=34/2=17V
d)sqt({5^2+3^2}/2)=sqrt(17)V
e)Dc voltage=4
RMS=8V