Enter the peak voltage into the calculator to determine the root means square of a sinusoidal voltage.
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VRMS Formula
The following formula can be used to calculate the root mean square voltage of a sinusoidal periodic voltage.
VRMS = Vpeak * .7071
- Where VRMS is the root mean square voltage
- Vpeak is the peak voltage
To calculate RMS voltage (VRMS), multiply the peak voltage by a value of .7071.
VRMS Definition
VRMS stands for root mean square voltage and it is a measure of the average voltage of the root mean of a sine wave voltage.
How to calculate VRMS?
How to calculate VRMS?
- First, determine the peak voltage.
Measure or calculate the peak voltage of the sinusoidal voltage source.
- Next, enter the value into the formula.
Enter the value of the peak voltage into the formula and multiply it by .7071.
- Analyze the results.
Compare the results of the VRMS calculate in step 2 with the expected outcome.
FAQ
VRMS stands for root mean square voltage. It’s a measure of the peak voltage of a sinusoidal periodic voltage source times 1/sqrt(2) (aka root mean). It’s often described as the amount of AC power required to produce the same heat effect as DC power at the peak voltage.
