Waveforms Flashcards

1
Q

Define instantaneous value

A

Value of waveform at some instant in time (t)

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2
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Define transient

A

a single event in time

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3
Q

What is the purpose of the rms value?

A

In AC circuits, values are constantly changing from zero to the peak value so RMS is used to find the average.

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4
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What are 2 ways of finding rms?

A

-Value /√2
- √((x² + x₁²+ x₂²… )/ n)

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5
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How do we determine if a waveform is lagging or leading?

A

-When a wave reaches its maximum and minimum before the reference wave
- it is lagging when it does the opposite

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6
Q

How do we go from a sine wave to cosine wave?

A

sin(x) = cos(x + π/2)

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