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Convert Power to a Peak Voltage, when to multiply by sqrt(2)
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[QUOTE="sophiecentaur, post: 6015840, member: 199289"] etc. This may sound a bit lame but what is the context of your question? It seems to me that you may be talking about an RF signal which is varying in level (Amplitude Modulation?). The 50 figure suggests a 50Ω RF system. The arm-wavey use of the term "RMS Power" has different meanings and differently fuzzy use in RF and Audio. That proves my point! If it really means something then they would come clean and define it properly. Power is Power. The Average power over time for a signal is just that. How that can be calculated must depend on the details of the system in question. 1. and 2. are confusing me a bit. Try explaining the context of all this. It should become clear. [/QUOTE]
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