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[SOLVED] Zeroth Harmonic of a real time signal

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I'm so much confused with zeroth harmonic....i came across that zeroth harmonic of a signal is its DC offset value. for 50% duty cycle waveform, amplitude of zeroth harmonic is 0.5V. is it true? how they calculated???
 

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