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effective valueThe effective value (also called the quadratic average value) of the equation f(t) is calculated so |
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(34) |
If the graph of the equation f(t)
is available, the effective value can be calculated using a step by step approximation
of the characteristics of the graph according to equation (15). Using the equation for the Fourier Series, one obtains: |
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(35) |
Because of the orthogonality of the trigonometric functions on the interval of [t0, t0+T], equation (35) becomes: |
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(36) |
the Parseval theorem. For the spectral representations (equations (21), (16)) one obtains the equations (24), (20), (27) | |
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