This function calculates the effective value of a sawtooth pulse voltage. Enter the values of the pulse duration ( t i ), the period duration ( T ) and the peak voltage Us of the pulse.
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The rms value is defined as a DC voltage value with the same thermal effect as the specified AC voltage For sawtooth pulse voltages, it is calculated using the following formula:
\(\displaystyle U_{rms}=\sqrt{\frac{t_i}{T ·3}} · U_p\)
The mean value of the voltage is:
\(\displaystyle U_m = \frac{U_p · t_i}{2 · T} \)
\(\displaystyle U_p\)
Peak voltage
\(\displaystyle U_{rms}\)
RMS
\(\displaystyle U_m\)
Mean voltage
\(\displaystyle T\)
Period duration
\(\displaystyle t_i\)
Pulse duration
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