I guess i should have posted divide by 2?
@bertusHello,
You have the plain around the tex tags.
Using plain, nothing will be rendered.
This is the result without plain:
\({i = 20 * sin(wt)}\)
Bertus
Yes, can you please send me the solution to this.Still want to calculate
[tex]{i = 20 * sin(wt)}[/tex]
?
Why the LaTex not working ?
Thanks, i got it,Have you read these ?
https://mechatrofice.com/circuits/rectifier-half-wave-full-wave
https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/accircuits/average-voltage.html
https://electronicspani.com/rms-and...form-factor-of-half-wave-alternating-current/
Have you checked youtube videos regarding similar problems ?
In above they use V (voltage) for explanation but same applies for I (current)
In your equation
\({i = 20 * sin(wt)}\) \({= Im * sin(wt)}\)
i = instantaneous current.
Im = Imax = Ipk = 20.
Do you get
\({Iavg = 6.37 * sin(wt)}\) ?
\({Irms = Ieff = Imax/2}\)
So, do you get
\({Irms = Ieff = (20 / 2) * sin(wt) = 10 * sin(wt)}\) ?
\({Form factor = Irms / Iavg = (10 sin(wt)) / (6.37 * sin(wt)) = 1.569}\) ?
Check the calculations. These are for half-wave rectifier output.