12V LED Resistor Calculator
This calculator finds the resistor value to be used with an LED and a +12 Volt supply. It also provides the power dissipation in the resistor – an important number …
This calculator finds the resistor value to be used with an LED and a +12 Volt supply. It also provides the power dissipation in the resistor – an important number …
A current limiting resistor is used in series with a Light Emitting Diode (LED). In this post we will explain why we need this resistor. LED Current and Voltage Specifications …
Use this tool to calculate the equivalent impedance of any number of resistors in parallel, the voltage drop across each and the total current. There are two configurations considered in …
This tool converts a peak-to-peak voltage to peak voltage for an AC waveform. Referring to the picture of a sine wave above, there are three different voltage levels: Formula Vp …
This calculator determines the total effective resistance of any number of resistors in series and parallel configurations. Series Resistance Calculator Enter the resistor values separated by commas. Series Resistance Formula …
This calculator determines the total effective resistance of any number of resistors in a series configuration. Series Resistance Calculator Enter the resistor values separated by commas. Series Resistance Formula Rtotal …
This tool calculates the current through a voltage divider network consisting of any number of resistors. Enter Formula Using Ohm’s Law, the total current is given by Itotal = Vin/(R1+R2+R3+…) …
This tool calculates the voltage across each of three (3) resistors in series. Enter the Input Voltage Vin, and resistor values R1, R2, and R3. Formula V1=Vin*R1/(R1+R2+R3) V2=Vin*R2/(R1+R2+R3) V3=Vin*R3/(R1+R2+R3) The …
Use this calculator to find the dimensions of a Dipole antenna [1] designed to operate at a specified wavelength or frequency. A half-wave dipole antenna is comprised of two quarter-wavelength …
Introduction This post includes two calculator tools Calculator 1 Enter The tool will calculate voltage drop V1 across R1 and V2 across R2. Formula Ohm’s law is used to calculate …