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What is peak factor of a sinusoidal wave?
What is peak factor of a sinusoidal wave?
1). 1.11
2). 1.414
3). 3.142
4). 4.44
1). 1.11
2). 1.414
3). 3.142
4). 4.44
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Peak factor is defined as the ratio of peak value to rms value
\n\nPeak value of sinusoidal value = √2 × rms value
\nPeak factor of a sinusoidal value = √2 = 1.414Similar Questions
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