Maximum and effective value of alternating current (sine) The derivation of the relationship between maximum and effective value

Maximum and effective value of alternating current (sine) The derivation of the relationship between maximum and effective value

Let the current of alternating current be I = I '* sin (WT)
If the current intensity is passed through R, the heat energy generated after a period is Q '= (1 / 2) * I' ^ 2 * r * t, which can be obtained by integrating in the interval 0 ~ t
The equivalent current I is defined as the DC current needed to generate the same heat energy as above through resistance R in time T. q = I ^ 2 * r * t
Q=Q'
So I = 0.7071 * I '