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transmission and distribution voltage specs

08/14/2008 6:47 AM

can anyone tell me whether the transmission and distribution voltage specifications are RMS or peak values

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Re: transmission and distribution voltage specs

08/14/2008 7:03 AM

RMS.

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08/15/2008 8:34 AM

In ac it is always the RMS Voltage

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Re: transmission and distribution voltage specs

08/15/2008 10:58 AM

And in pure DC RMS = peak...

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08/16/2008 9:11 AM

thanks guys

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