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Full wave voltage reading
If I measure a full wave voltage with a non true-RMS common variety
DMM*, will it be off by a known factor, from the true RMS value? Or is there a rule of thumb about the error. E.g., the reading will be high by about 10%. Thanks, Bob * - Extech Ex320 if it matters |
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