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#125845 - RMS because of the bipolarity Responding to: ???'s previous message |
RMS has been taken to deal with the symitric bipolarity of the sine wave if wave is integrated witout squaring them it would result a zero over 0 to 2pi.Unipolar Square wave can be integrated without sqaring and then taking root of it AFAIK. Abhishek |
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