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|    Re: True RMS multimeter?    |
|    03 Feb 18 09:31:59    |
      >" but, other references I've ran into will also state that the        RMS of a Square wave = VP, but that only applies to one half of the       complete cycle. "              Well they're wrong because RMS has no polarity.              Just like they talk about common base and collector amp stages. Truth is ALL       amps are common emitter because the emitter is the common of the transistor.              There are a couple of other things that are actually wrong, but accepted in       practice.              What's this VP anyway ? If it means voltage peak it is dead wrong and should       be discarded as a reference.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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