Calculate Trapezoid Current: Formula & Explanation

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To calculate the average current of a trapezoidal waveform, it's important to clarify the specific type of current being referenced, such as average or RMS current. The method for calculating these values remains consistent across different waveforms, although some shortcuts may exist. Users are encouraged to integrate the current or apply geometric principles to derive the necessary values. The forum emphasizes the importance of independent problem-solving rather than simply providing formulas. Understanding the underlying concepts is crucial for accurate calculations.
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may i know what is the formula to calculate current of trapezoid??
 
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two things...

1. We need more information. do you mean average current, rms current, etc?
2. This is the third question you have asked about finding some value of current related to the shape of the waveforms. The method of finding RMS, average current, etc will be the same from waveform to waveform. For some waveforms yes there will be shortcuts that you easily finding on sites such as Wikipedia. The goal of this site is not to spoon feed you equations, but rather to help you think on your own.
 
am looking for average current for trapezoid. i have attached two pic
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two things...

1. We need more information. do you mean average current, rms current, etc?
2. This is the third question you have asked about finding some value of current related to the shape of the waveforms. The method of finding RMS, average current, etc will be the same from waveform to waveform. For some waveforms yes there will be shortcuts that you easily finding on sites such as Wikipedia. The goal of this site is not to spoon feed you equations, but rather to help you think on your own.
 

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Integrate the current or use geometry.
 
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