1. A sinusoidal wave form can be represented by the equation given below: 2nt v(t)=Vdc +Vp cos(wt+w) = V dc +Vp cos(2nft+q) = Vdc +Vp cos(+o T Amplitude = 0.50022 V Frequency = 10.000 KHz Period = 99.996 us Peak2Peak = 1.0052 DC RMS = 434.14 mV calculated he following quantities: Vdc, Vp, V pp , f,T, and w Use the time base (sec/div) and vertical section Volts/div) for all your calculations.

1. A sinusoidal wave form can be represented by the equation given below: 2nt v(t)=Vdc +Vp cos(wt+w) = V dc +Vp cos(2nft+q) = Vdc +Vp cos(+o T Amplitude = 0.50022 V Frequency = 10.000 KHz Period = 99.996 us Peak2Peak = 1.0052 DC RMS = 434.14 mV calculated he following quantities: Vdc, Vp, V pp , f,T, and w Use the time base (sec/div) and vertical section Volts/div) for all your calculations.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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