Discussion :: Alternating Current and Voltage - General Questions (Q.No.1)
resistor is 16 V, the peak current through the resistor is| Naveen said: (Dec 18, 2010) | |
| V= 16 R= 15oo0 Irms= 16/15000 Im= Irms/0.707 = 16/(15000*0.707) = 1.5 mA |
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| Rokon said: (Jan 5, 2011) | |
| (RMS x 1.414) x 2=P-P | |
| Nafish said: (Mar 2, 2011) | |
| It as simple as..... V=16 R=15k = 15000 Irms= V/R = 16/15000 = 0.001067A = 1.067mA Imax=1.414*1.067mA = 1.51mA |
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| Keerthi said: (May 23, 2011) | |
| vrms=vm/1.414 so given vrms=16 hence vm=16*1.414 vm=22.6 v im=vm/r im=22.6/15k im=1.5mA |
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| Rakesh Kumar said: (Aug 29, 2011) | |
| im=2^1/2*(irms) irms=v/r =16/15k im=2^1/2*(16/15k) =1.51ma |
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| Yuvraj said: (Sep 22, 2012) | |
| Irms=Vrms/15k=1.066 ma now Ipeak=Irms*sqrt(2) therefore, Ipeak= 1.066*1.414 =1.5 ma |
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| Ayush said: (Oct 8, 2012) | |
| V=16 R=15k = 15000 Irms= V/R = 16/15000 = 0.001067A = 1.067mA Imax=1.414*1.067mA = 1.51mA |
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| Rajesh said: (Jun 15, 2013) | |
| Here giving, V = 15 v. And R = 15000. Then we know that Im = 2^1/2 Irms. And Irms = V/R and solving it find Im = 1.5 mA. |
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| Dharma said: (Jul 29, 2013) | |
| Mr @Rajesh said that v=15v. Then how he calculated and answer also 1. 5mA. HOW? | |
| Lakmal said: (Aug 8, 2013) | |
| Please Anyone answer me. In which level This questions are include? In Diploma level? | |
| Ganga Ram Gautam said: (Dec 14, 2013) | |
| V = 15V. R = 15000. Irms = V/R = 16/15000. = 0.001067A. Imax = 1.414x1.067mA. = 1.51mA. |
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| Sunil Kumar said: (Feb 22, 2014) | |
| rms voltage = 16 volts. max voltage = 16*1.414= 22.62 volts. I=V/R =22.62/15000 = 1.5 mA. |
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| Nikita said: (Feb 26, 2014) | |
| Vpeak = 1.414 * Vrms = 1.414*16 = 22.624. Ipeak = Vpeak/R = 22.624/15000 = 1.5mA. |
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| Dino said: (Mar 19, 2014) | |
| Emax = 16 V/0.707. Emax = 22.63 V or 22V. I = V/R. I = 22 V/ 15 kΩ. to convert 15 kΩ to ohms. 15 kΩ * 1000 Ω/1 kΩ. I= 22 V/ 15000 Ω. I= 1.46 mA or 1.5 mA. |
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| Gopi said: (Mar 24, 2014) | |
| Erms = 16v. R = 15Kohms = 15*10^3 = 15000. We have Erms = Irms*R. Irms = Erms/R. = 16/15000. = 0.001066A. We have Irms = Imax/1.414. Imax = Irms*1.414. = 0.001066*1.414. = 0.0015A = 1.5mA. |
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| Ganesh said: (May 6, 2014) | |
| Irms = Io/1.414. Io = Eo/R=16/15mA. Irms = 16*0.707/15mA = 1.5mA. |
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| Aamir Sohail said: (May 13, 2014) | |
| Sample, Imax = Irms*1.414 Irms = V/R V=16, R=15 k=15000. Irms = 16/15000 = 0.001067A = 1.067mA. Imax = 1.067*1.414 = 1.5mA. |
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| Subash Pakhrin said: (Jul 12, 2014) | |
| Simple. Irms = Imax/root(2). Use this formula. |
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| Naiyar said: (Aug 18, 2014) | |
| Can someone please explain the concept of phase voltage, phase current and line voltage and current. | |
| Skh said: (Aug 7, 2015) | |
| Vrms = 16v. Vmax = Vrms*1.414. Imax = Vmax/r. Imax = 1.5mA. |
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| Sameed said: (Nov 4, 2015) | |
| Good question about basics. | |
| Preetham Chandra said: (Dec 21, 2016) | |
| WKT Vrms = 0.707Vmax => Here Vrms = 16v. 16 = 0.707 * Vmax = > Vmax = 16/0.707=> 22.6308v. So, Imax=Vmax / R=> 22.6308/15K = 1.508mA. |
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| Basavaraj said: (Jun 26, 2017) | |
| Imax= 1.414*irms 1.414*16/15k=1.50ma. | |
| Vengatesh said: (Feb 4, 2018) | |
| What is rms? | |
| D.Jyothi said: (Aug 30, 2018) | |
| Vrms\Vavg=form factor=1.1. Vmax/Vrms=peak factor=1.414. |
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| Rishi said: (Nov 25, 2018) | |
| Here, it is (16*1.414)/(15*1000). | |
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