This tool converts the Pulse Width Modulation duty cycle to an analog voltage level Contents1 Calculator2 Formula3 What are PWM Signals?4 Example Calculation5 Related Posts Calculator Enter Formula To convert …
This tool calculates the maximum length of a short jumper cable used in Radio Frequency circuits. Enter the highest frequency of operation and the tool will provide the maximum length …
The number of hours of 4K video depends on several factors including bit rate, encoding and hard drive size. As an example, a 1 TB drive will hold up to …
This tool converts number of hours, minutes and seconds per day into percentage of a Day, Month and Year. Calculator Enter The tool will provide the percent. Note: The default …
This tool converts a percentage value to an equivalent multiplier. This is also known as a “percent to times” calculator. Calculator The tool will provide the multiplier and the final …
This calculator converts a value with a range of two numbers to its equivalent percentage value. For example you may have a voltage signal that varies from -5V to +5V. …
This tool converts a value from one range to its corresponding value in a new range. As an example let’s say the old range was 10 to 50 and the …
This tool calculates the dBm (deciBel relative to 1 milliwatt) value from the RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) Calculator Example Calculation Under the following conditions: Min Max RSSI 0 255 …
This tool uses dBi or dBd to calculate the linear gain of an antenna relative to either an isotropic antenna or a half-wave dipole. Calculator Enter the value of gain …
This tool calculates the deciBel (dB) antenna gain from its linear value. Calculator 🔄 Antenna Gain dB to linear Formula GdBi = 10*Log10(Gi) GdBd = GdBi – 2.15 where Background …