Matt Brown 
RMS (Root Mean Square) current and Average current are two different ways of representing the current in an alternating current (AC) circuit. They they convey different information about the current …
Root Mean Square (RMS) current, often denoted as IRMS, is equal to the value of direct current (DC) that produces the same power dissipation in a resistive load. Calculator To find …
A diplexer, short for “dual-plexer,” is a passive electronic device used in RF (radio frequency) and microwave engineering to combine or separate signals in two different frequency bands. It allows …
This tool calculates the voltage across each of five (5) resistors in series. Enter the Input Voltage Vin, and resistor values R1, R2, R3, R4 and R5. Use the drop …
This tool converts Radio Frequency Power to Voltage – both RMS and Peak. Enter: Formula If Power is expressed in Watt, VRMS = √(PWatt * Z) If Power is expressed …
The LED resistor calculator can help you determine the appropriate resistor value for a LED voltage and power supply. Calculator To find the resistor, enter the following for the LED …
This tool calculates the voltage gain for a specified input and output voltage. Calculator Enter the input and output voltage. Use the drop down menu to select the appropriate units. …
This tool calculates the output voltage from a tachometer from the input frequency. Calculator Enter the values of Formula VOUT = fIN * VCC * R1 * C1 The output …
Volts and Hertz are different units of measurement, so they cannot be directly converted from one to the other. Volts measure the electrical potential difference between two points in a …
The Antenna Line of Sight calculator is a valuable tool that helps determine the maximum distance between two points for effective communication. This article provides an easy to use calculator …