Form factor (electronics): Difference between revisions

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<math>\mathrm{RMS}_\mathrm{total} = \sqrt{{{\mathrm{RMS}_1}^2} + {{\mathrm{RMS}_2}^2} + ... + {{\mathrm{RMS}_n}^2}}</math>

can be used for combining signals of different frequencies<ref name=Two>{{cite web|title=Rms value of two sine waves|url=http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Rms_value_of_sum_of_two_sine_waves|publisher=Answers.com|accessdate=10 June 2012}}</ref> (for example, for harmonics<ref name=Dusza />), while for the same frequency, <math>\mathrm{RMS}_\mathrm{total} = \mathrm{RMS}_1 + \mathrm{RMS}_2 + ... + \mathrm{RMS}_n</math>.

As ARV's on the same ___domain can be summed as