Peak-To-Peak Voltage Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the Peak-To-Peak Voltage (Vp-p) is:

\[ Vp-p = 2.82842712475 \cdot Vrms \]

Where:

\( Vp-p \) is the peak-to-peak voltage (volts).
\( Vrms \) is the RMS (root-mean-square) voltage (volts).

What is Peak-To-Peak Voltage?

Peak-To-Peak Voltage (Vp-p) is the difference between the maximum positive and the maximum negative amplitudes of a waveform. It is a useful measure in electrical engineering and signal processing to understand the full range of voltage in a signal.

Example Calculation

Consider an example where:

RMS Voltage (Vrms): 10 volts

Using the formula to calculate the Peak-To-Peak Voltage:

\[ Vp-p = 2.82842712475 \cdot 10 = 28.28 \text{ volts} \]

This means that the peak-to-peak voltage for this example is approximately 28.28 volts.