A non-linear load is an electric current that changes in amperage without a proportional change in voltage. Non-linear loads draw current in pulses instead of smooth waveforms. Clamp meters that are specified as RMS, or root mean square, read non-linear loads more accurately than clamp meters that do not use RMS
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A load in which the relationship between current and voltage is not directly proportional.
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