ECN Forum Forums General Topics of the Trade General Discussion Area What is the equivalent DC current...?

Cinner,
A few years ago, meters started coming out with the "True RMS" labels all over them. These meters give you a reading that is already the peak value X .707, or the RMS, or the heating value. If you had a less spiffy, average reading meter, you would take the displayed "average" value / .637, to get to peak, and then X .707 to get to your RMS value. Hope this helps.
Joe
But still avoid the PMS.

[This message has been edited by JoeTestingEngr (edited 04-05-2006).]