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Instantaneous Voltage vs. Time: v(t) = Vpk·sin(ωt)

An AC sine wave's instantaneous voltage rises to +Vpk, falls through zero to −Vpk, and back — drag Vpk to change the wave's height and ω to change how fast it oscillates.

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Updated Jul 27

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