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Are you measuring RMS voltage or just the instantaneous voltage? An RMS voltage of 230V corresponds with a peak voltage of ~325V so reading of 260V could theor
by etimberg 3y ago
Are you measuring RMS voltage or just the instantaneous voltage?
An RMS voltage of 230V corresponds with a peak voltage of ~325V so reading of 260V could theoretically happen.
- nicolaslem 3y agoThat's the reading from my UPS, I believe it's RMS since it reads 234 V currently.
- mike50 3y agoThat's not how it works. For a sine wave the integral converts to Vpeak/Sqrt(2)