Show by calculation, the average, peak, peak-to-peak and RMS voltages of the following signals:

1. Constant DC voltage of 1V.

2. Square wave signal of frequency 1kHz, 50% duty cycle, and magnitude +0.5V on the positive half-cycle and -0.5V on the negative half-cycle.

3. Square wave signal of frequency 1kHz, 50% duty cycle, and magnitude +1V on one half-cycle and 0V on the other half-cycle.

4. Triangular wave signal of frequency 1kHz and amplitude of 1V.

5. Sine wave signal of frequency 1kHz and amplitude of 1V.

Demonstrate and confirm your results by observation and measurement on the digital oscilloscope

Could help but you don't have fg so ;\

This ain't a charity. :[

1st one is easy, it's DC so no peak-to-peak, average and rms are 1 volt, and there is technically no peak

This post was edited by Dontrunaway on Nov 15 2014 07:29pm

there u go

RMS : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_mean_square#RMS_of_common_waveforms

Peak-to-peak : MAX - MIN

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Paying 100fg to whoever helps me get these questions done

This post was edited by 2wo1ne on Nov 16 2014 04:33pm

Working on it.

If someone helps this guy with the low pass filter problem I'll give them 50fg since he paid me 100 for the osci stuff.