if memery serves me it is .636 of rms 120ac or peak which is 170vac.
can't rember for sure . But its not possible for it to be greater than
peak. let me know how well your conversion works out. Robby
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I am looking at WVO fueled diesel powered home/shop co-generation
Actually, he is likely thinking the RMS calculation of which 120VAC RMS
would be 120 x 1.414 = Peak voltage and Peak voltage x .707 to get RMS. You
would be much closer using the 120 x .707 to get a well filtered DC voltage.
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easier to give commentary.
Kirk
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Actually, he is likely thinking the RMS calculation of which 120VAC RMS
would be 120 x
E peak of a sine wave is 1.414 of the RMS value.
The conduction angle becomes too severe as you exceed 1.2 RMS
Even 1.2 is pushing it.
Kirk
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