RMS('Expression','Frequency'=50) and Eff('Expression','Frequency'=50)
Arguments
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'Expression' |
Signal or expression for which to determine the effective value |
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'Frequency' |
Fundamental frequency |
Description
This function calculates the so called "root mean square" value (or the effective value) of 'Expression' with a fundamental frequency of 'Frequency'.
e(n): Sample n of signal e ('Expression')
N: Number of samples in a period
Example
For an alternating voltage course with a frequency of 0.1 kHz, which is overlaid by a second AC voltage with 0.5 kHz, you can determine the effective value of the voltage for both frequencies by applying the function Eff with a second argument 0.1 or 0.5.
Note |
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There is no difference between the functions RMS and Eff. Both functions are supported by ibaAnalyzer for compatibility reasons. |
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