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Average back emf induced in coil
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[QUOTE="gneill, post: 5312134, member: 293536"] I never saw that limitation. Then perhaps the question is badly phrased and "average" doesn't mean what it should in this context. It certainly is a confusing matter if they identify a particular portion of a cycle and ask for an average during that period and don't expect the use of calculus, and then it turns out they actually want something else entirely. I suppose then they really just want the rms value of the voltage as the original poster laid out. [/QUOTE]
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