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Electrical engneering uses RMS(Root Mean Square) values for the signal wave forms.
Using the magnitude of the waveforms to be 1, rectangilar , sine and triangle waveforms show the RMS values 1/sqrt(1), 1/sqrt(2) and s1/qrt(3), respectively.
So, find the 1/sqrt(4) and 1/sqrt(5) RMS waveforms with magnitudes = 1.
Also find the average values of each wavefrom.
Advanced problem.
Make the f(x,n). It provides the above answers.
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The RMS could easily be achieved using appropriate pulse-width modulation (f1).
For the averages you demand we would have to slightly modify pulse width and magnitude (f2) 😉
The RMS could easily be achieved using appropriate pulse-width modulation (f1).
For the averages you demand we would have to slightly modify pulse width and magnitude (f2) 😉
Using unit step function to chop DC 1/n makes 1/sqrt(n) RMS waveform.
But we can make another waveforms such as,
If some one find new function, please share here your waveform. Any average value is ok. Only RMS of 1/sqrt(n) is need.
Using above function we can make this waveform.