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Might B, can you explain why tho'?
Might B, can you explain why tho'?
Fig B. Peak voltage *1.41 RMS
Fig A is half wave
326V from 230V AC
RMS *√2
So that's where the 1.414 comes from! I never realised it's the square root of 2!
The inverse being 0.707
Still a bit confused though, is the RMS from the output of the bridge rectifier still 230v? Or does RMS not apply to DC? Meaning it could be called 325v rippled?
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