Hz to kbps Calculator
In this post we explain how to convert Bandwidth (Hz) to Data throughput (kilobits per second) for digital communication systems*. The tool answers the question: What is the maximum data …
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Hz to kbps Calculator for Music Audio
This tool converts the audio sampling rate in Hz (Hertz) to bit rate in kbps (kilo-bit-per-second). Background The human ear can listen to frequencies between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz. …
kbps to Hz Calculator
kbps or kilobits-per-second is a measure of data throughput. Hz is a measure of Frequency Bandwidth. The tool answers the question: How much bandwidth (in Hz) is required to transfer …
Longest Range TV Antenna (Do the marketing claims make sense?)
The range of TV antennas seems to increase with every passing year. The last time I checked it was 200 miles. This year in 2023 we now have 300 mile …
Capacitor Dissipation Factor Calculator
This tool calculates the Dissipation Factor of a Capacitor. Enter: Formula D = ESR/|Xc| D = (2π*f*C*ESR) where, Background Dissipation Factor (DF) is a measure of a capacitor’s dielectric losses. …
Mbps to MB/s Calculator
This tool converts from Megabit-per-second to: MB/s to Mbps Background Network equipment manufacturers and ISPs provide bandwidth numbers in Mbit/s or Gbit/s. Data files and storage however, are specified in …
MSPS to Mb/s Converter
This tool converts Mega Samples per second to Megabit per second. It can also be used for the following conversions: Background The sampling rate of Analog-to-Digital Converter is expressed as …
Speaker Current Calculator
This tool finds the current consumption of a speaker (in Amperes or simply Amps). This is used to determine the cable thickness and specifications for the relay. Enter Formula I …
Bypass or Decoupling Capacitor Calculator
A Bypass Capacitor is used to bypass high frequency signals and noise from power supplies. This prevents issues with Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). The picture below shows an example of bypass …
Speaker Amplifier Matching Calculator
This tool calculates the Amplifier (or Amp) Output Power (Watt) required to provide a specified Sound Pressure Level (SPL) at a distance away from the speaker. ???? Are you interested …