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What is an AC waveform?
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An AC (Alternating Current) waveform is an electrical signal that periodically reverses direction, typically represented by a sine wave.
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What is frequency in AC waveforms?
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Frequency is the number of times an AC waveform repeats per second, measured in Hertz (Hz).
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Describe peak value in the context of AC waveforms.
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Peak value is the maximum amplitude of an AC waveform, representing the highest voltage or current it reaches.
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What does RMS stand for and why is it important?
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RMS stands for Root Mean Square. It is important because it represents the effective value of AC voltage or current, equivalent to a DC value that produces the same power.
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What is phase angle in AC terms?
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A phase angle in AC terms is the offset between different waveforms, typically measured in degrees or radians.
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