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    This document describes how to use a DC digital voltmeter (DVM) to measure the root mean square (RMS) value of alternating current (AC) frequencies below 50Hz. The circuit connects an AC input below 4V RMS through a 10k resistor to the floating, differential input of the DVM. This allows measurement of AC signals as low as 400mV with an error of about 4% at mean sensitivity levels. Increasing the input range requires adding a step attenuator.

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    This document describes how to use a DC digital voltmeter (DVM) to measure the root mean square (RMS) value of alternating current (AC) frequencies below 50Hz. The circuit connects an AC input below 4V RMS through a 10k resistor to the floating, differential input of the DVM. This allows measurement of AC signals as low as 400mV with an error of about 4% at mean sensitivity levels. Increasing the input range requires adding a step attenuator.

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    True Rms Converter

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    This document describes how to use a DC digital voltmeter (DVM) to measure the root mean square (RMS) value of alternating current (AC) frequencies below 50Hz. The circuit connects an AC input below 4V RMS through a 10k resistor to the floating, differential input of the DVM. This allows measurement of AC signals as low as 400mV with an error of about 4% at mean sensitivity levels. Increasing the input range requires adding a step attenuator.

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    MEASURlNG RMS VALUE OF AC WITH A DC DVM -

    INPUT (4V MAX RMS) 10k

    The above circuit may be used for as 400 mV. The error rises at low sensitivity at the lower voltage. measuring the RMS value of ac frequencies, somewhat below 50 Hz, The DVM input must be floating and (sinewave) with a dc digital voltmeter. to about 4% mean. The LM301 supply a differential input is required. To It has a frequency response to beyond may be as low as 4V. or up to increase the input range a step d attenuator may be used. 10 kHz and will measure signals as low 15V, if desired, with reduce

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