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Calculating RMS Voltage & Its Dependence on Angular Velocity

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Start date Feb 9, 2010
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iamnew

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Feb 9, 2010

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Homework Statement

If V= Sin[wt]

where w = angular velocity
t is time in radians

How do you find RMS Voltage

Does RMS voltage depend on angular velocity of sin wave?

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The Attempt at a Solution

i integrated from 0 to PI radians and left with a sin term having omega in it.

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willem2

Feb 9, 2010

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iamnew said:

i integrated from 0 to PI radians and left with a sin term having omega in it.

you must integrate a complete cycle. How long a complete cycle lasts also depends on omega.

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