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    V(rms): Definition & Difference Explained

    Thank you.
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    V(rms): Definition & Difference Explained

    Hi, can someone please explain to me in detail what the definition of V(rms) is and what is the difference between V(rms) and V(max), V(min).
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    Understanding the V(in)=V(max).sin(wt) Formula for DC Smoothing Circuits

    Thank you very much, I now understand.
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    Understanding the V(in)=V(max).sin(wt) Formula for DC Smoothing Circuits

    Thank you very much, it now makes a lot more sense to me.
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    Re-arranging a formula to find Vm

    Thank you.
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    Re-arranging a formula to find Vm

    Can anyone explain to me how to re-arrange the following formula to find V(m). V(L)=V(m)-(V(m)/2fCR). Please explain step by step as I am really stuck. Thank you.
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    Re-arranging a formula to find Vm

    Can anyone explain to me how to re-arrange the following formula to find V(m). V(L)=V(m)-(V(m)/2fCR). Please explain step by step as I am really stuck. Thank you.
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    Understanding the V(in)=V(max).sin(wt) Formula for DC Smoothing Circuits

    Can someone please explain to me in brief detail as to what each expression means for the given formula:- V(in)=V(max).sin(wt) and to how this formula works? It is a formula that has been given to me in order to work out time at which a waveform=V(min) for a dc smoothing circuit with a...
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    Understanding the V(in)=V(max).sin(wt) Formula for DC Smoothing Circuits

    Can someone please explain to me in brief detail as to what each expression means for the given formula:- V(in)=V(max).sin(wt) and to how this formula works? It is a formula that has been given to me in order to work out time at which a waveform=V(min) for a dc smoothing circuit with a...
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