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Calculation Of Sinusoidal Wave

A. Prices moment
3:10 sinusoidal wave image created in the form of pie charts and sinusoidal wave. The pie chart is divided into eight sections that each segment of magnitude 45 0
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Price instantaneous sinusoidal wave to a rotation angle stated:
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B. Price Average 
The average price of alternating current or voltage is obtained by calculating the average price for a moment, by counting of half period only.

Table 3.2 price sinusoidal wave
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Average price equation:
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C. Price Effective
3:11 Effective price image of a voltage / alternating current (AC) is equal to the magnitude of the voltage / current (DC) on a prisoner, which both produce the same heat. PLN 220 V voltage is the voltage effective, not price nor instantaneous voltage and the maximum voltage value.
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Figure 3.12: The peak value, the effective value of a sinusoidal wave.

To calculate the effective voltage and current at sinusoidal waveform image obtained 3:12.
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