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@@harimohanrai thank you sir . Can you please provide any textbook source for it.we have a question in our recent exam regarding multimeter. An average-reading multimeter reads 5 V when fed with a square wave symmetric about the time-axis. For the same input an rms-reading meter will read (1) 5/ √2 V (2) 5/√3 V (3) 5 V (4) 10 V They have given 10v as answer. But if we use full wave rectifier rms value of square would be same as average
@@sateeshbollam6394 Actually the RMS voltage of the full wave rectifier is Vm/√2. I will try to send you the name of some reference books till evening.
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Can you suggest some more channels for the following subjects that teaches the way you teach.
1.Comp. Organization and architecture
2.Discrete structure and theory of logic
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sound problem
Is it full wave rectifier or half wave rectifier?
Always full wave rectifier
@@harimohanrai thank you sir .
Can you please provide any textbook source for it.we have a question in our recent exam regarding multimeter.
An average-reading multimeter reads 5 V when fed with a square wave symmetric about the time-axis. For the same input an rms-reading meter will read (1) 5/ √2 V (2) 5/√3 V (3) 5 V (4) 10 V
They have given 10v as answer. But if we use full wave rectifier rms value of square would be same as average
@@sateeshbollam6394 Actually the RMS voltage of the full wave rectifier is Vm/√2. I will try to send you the name of some reference books till evening.
@@harimohanrai Vm/√2 is for sinusoidal input but for square wave RMS value Vm
@@sateeshbollam6394 you have to consider the generalized AC waveform, not any specific signal