Frequency to Wavelength Calculator
This tool converts Frequency to Wavelength. ? Wavelength to Frequency Formula Wavelength is given by the formula λ = c/f where, c is the speed of light and f is …
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UHF Radio Range Calculator
Use this tool to calculate how far a UHF radio can transmit. Enter the antenna height and pick the units (meters or feet). Formula d = 4.12 * √h where …
VHF Radio Range Calculator
Use this tool to calculate how far a VHF radio can transmit. Enter the antenna height and pick the units (meters or feet). Formula d = 4.12 * √h where …
SNR dB to Linear Ratio Calculator
Signal-to-noise ratio is typically expressed as a ratio in dB. Use this calculator to convert from Signal and Noise Voltage units can be volt, millivolt, microvolt or nanovolt Signal and …
Signal-to-Noise (SNR) Ratio calculator
This Signal-to-Noise Ratio calculator converts signal and noise voltage levels to a deciBel (dB) ratio. To use this tool simply enter the levels and select the appropriate units. Formula SNR …
Mbps to MHz Calculator
In this post we explain how to convert from Data throughput in terms of Bits per second (bps/kbps/Mbps/Gbps) to Bandwidth (Hz/kHz/MHz/GHz) to Formula To calculate the bandwidth we use the …
MHz to Mbps Calculator
In this post we explain how to convert from Bandwidth (Hz/kHz/MHz/GHz) to Data throughput in terms of Bits per second (bps/kbps/Mbps/Gbps). Formula To calculate the bit rate we use the …
Power Spectral Density PSD Calculator
Calculator The PSD can be computed by taking the ratio of the signal power to bandwidth. To compute the Power spectral density, enter Formula PSD = Ps/BW How to calculate …
Thermal Noise Power Calculator (with Examples)
Introduction Thermal noise power (also known as Johnson-Nyquist Noise [1]) is a function of temperature and bandwidth. This calculator goes by different names Calculator Enter kTB Noise Power Formula Thermal …
Peak Envelope Power (PEP) Calculator (with Examples)
The Peak Envelope Power of a signal is measured in a resistive load, and the formula for it is PEP = (Vpeak2/2)* (1/R) or PEP = VRMS2/R In the calculator …