Understanding RMS and Peak Voltage

Understanding Peak and RMS voltages in terms of the power dissipated in a light bulb. Practical examples yields values that illustrate the accepted equation for peak voltage.

[@oliverlovelltas]

Mate. Legendary video! Using it with my physics class tomorrow. Thanks so much. Best explanation of Peak vs. RMS I've ever seen : )

[@findandgetanything]

I've been searching for this. straight to the point and well visualized. thanks!

[@gerarddip]

It's really cool that you used an edison cylinder phonograph to record the audio

[@ibrahimtamemy8828]

The best explanation of rms I ever seen, Big thanks

[@mingoflomingo8101]

This is so much better than the other 100 other videos I have seen. Thank you bro! I actually get it now! :)

[@ishanmalith3558]

i watched 3 videos and this is the only video that i understand what is rms thank you so much ! your way of teaching with demonstration is one of best method to teach ...

[@mohamadfazli5575]

Excellent and simple explanation thanks.

[@aultraman]

Thank you for your clear and succinct explanation. I think something like that was explained to us once but I really never understood it until I came upon your video.

[@toasawamura364]

straight forward and simple, love u mate.

[@fiddlesticks6146]

i was just about to give up trying to understand this, then i decided to see this vid as a LAST chance for myself to get it and im glad i did, thank you for the great video

[@ElectronicsTeaching]

No problem, glad it helped.

[@chaselewis8473]

This is a fantastic video, the example given with the light brightness is a great way to get the point across in the most straight forward manner.

[@ElectronicsTeaching]

Thanks, I find it makes a really convincing demonstration in class. Thank you for your feedback.

[@shvideo1]

Clear and intuitive explanation. Very nice approach. Thank you for sharing.

[@ElectronicsTeaching]

Thank you and I am glad you found it useful

[@KaptainLuis]

Finialy a example that is easy to understand! Thank you!

[@PaulR387]

Outstanding straightforward working explanation, thank you and well done sir..😊

[@blackbox330]

Sir, Excellent video for beginners

[@ajnansiddiqui6039]

Short and simple, thanks mate🔥

[@ElectronicsTeaching]

Glad it helped

[@mktwatcher]

Very helpful video explaining RMS and Peak Voltage of Sinuodial AC compared to an equivalent DC Voltage.

[@chrisrole6365]

Best explanation I've seen on youtube..👍👍👍

[@guyzoor4266]

great explanation! thank you!!

[@okusitinotahitua1020]

you are a professional mate, thank u

[@mackqwerty6278]

Nice video professor 👍

[@ezzeldin101]

What an awesome video, finally get it. Thank u so much الله يباركلك💕💕

[@ElectronicsTeaching]

Glad it helped!

[@davidhuot2867]

Great explanations thanks !!!

[@gijsreurekas7021]

Very clear!

[@antonyalen2745]

LEGEND!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH MATE

[@ElectronicsTeaching]

No problem, glad you found it useful

[@dylanbaird74]

you, are a legend

[@azinoobrando4820]

Awesome !.

[@sandeepchanura5290]

Very clear explanation.... Thanks...

[@ElectronicsTeaching]

You are welcome. Sorry I didn't reply earlier.

[@jdoe4548]

can't thank you enough

[@أسراروجواهر]

thank you very very much

[@electronmath8609]

very nice demonstration

[@ChineduUchegbu-z3b]

W explanation

[@siavasharash5448]

What about vpp×0.353=vrms???

[@Loquacious_Jackson]

Is there where 208 volts comes from? 😮

[@zeeshan123633]

After 10 years i understood what is RMS voltage 🤣🤣🤣 omg

[@HelloKittySGTC]

"blue line is D.c.", excuse me thats yellow

[@saint_and_holy_unicorn]

Thanks, simple and to the point 😉😉😉