What is the third order harmonic distortion for a repetitive wave with fundamental frequency amplitude of 20VRMS, second harmonic amplitude of 0.32VRMS, third harmonic amplitude of 0.11VRMS, and fourth harmonic amplitude of 0.055V RMS. a. 1.6% b.2.52% c. 1.40.333% d.0.55%

What is the third order harmonic distortion for a repetitive wave with fundamental frequency amplitude of 20VRMS, second harmonic amplitude of 0.32VRMS, third harmonic amplitude of 0.11VRMS, and fourth harmonic amplitude of 0.055V RMS. a. 1.6% b.2.52% c. 1.40.333% d.0.55%

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What is the third order harmonic
distortion for a repetitive wave with
fundamental frequency amplitude
of 20VRMS, second harmonic
amplitude of 0.32VRMS, third
harmonic amplitude of 0.11VRMS,
and fourth harmonic amplitude of
0.055V RMS.
a. 1.6%
b.2.52%
c. 1.40.333%
d.0.55%

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