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What is the difference between V(peak voltage) and Vrms (root-mean-square) of AC voltage source?
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What is the difference between V(peak voltage) and Vrms (root-mean-square) of AC voltage source?

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V(peak voltage) is the highest voltage that the waveform will ever attain and the Vrms(root-mean-square) is the effective voltage of the total waveform representing the AC source.

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