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Right...but your reply actually doesn't address the NET effect......if
the wave had a DC-component of +2 V and an AC-component of 10Vpp, then the wave would be NET AC (since its polarity changes pos/neg/pos/etc.)......however if the DC-component was +10V instead, then the wave would be NET DC (since its polarity never changes polarity - i.e. always positive).....that is why I argue a "fully DC sine wave" is a BETTER (albeit unconventional) and more concise way to describe what I'm talking about (without using actual values) than the conventional description you provided....your description is ambiguos...could be NET "AC" (biphasic) or "DC" (monophasic) |
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