Studying AC Sine Waves Using Practical Electronics for Inventors Book - #2

I finally get how a sine wave relates to degrees and the unit circle. I think I also understand now how to find voltages at other different angles on the basis that sine(90) = 1.

I feel a lot better after this one.

I'm trying to learn about AC electricity and this book 'Practical Electronics for Inventors, Fourth Edition' Book by Paul Scherz & Simon Monk - comes highly recommended by my lecturer's at university and people online.

In this video series I will work my way through the book and hopefully gain a decent understanding of AC.

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Free PDF link: http://instrumentacion.qi.fcen.uba.ar/libro/Scherz.pdf

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