dBm to dBi Calculator
dBi stands for deciBel Isotropic [1]. It is the gain of an antenna relative to that of an ideal isotropic antenna that radiates energy equally in all directions. dBm [2] is the …
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dBi to dBm Calculator
dBi stands for deciBel Isotropic [1]. It is the gain of an antenna relative to that of an ideal isotropic antenna that radiates energy equally in all directions. dBm [2] …
dBm to Vpp Calculator
This tool converts from a dBm (deciBel relative to 1 milliwatt) power value to Vpeak-to-peak or Vpp. It also calculates the RMS voltage. The default impedance (Z) is 50 ohm, …
Vpp to dBm Calculator (with Examples and Formula)
In this post we present a tool to convert Peak-to-Peak Voltage to Power in both dBm and Watt. The post also includes background information, example calculations and how the formula …
dBm to dB Converter (with examples)
How to convert from dBm (deciBel-milliwatts) to dB (deciBels)? dB is relative number while dBm is an absolute number. There’s no explicit conversion between the two. As an example 3 …
dBm to dBm/Hz Calculator
Power measurements are usually made with a user-specified bandwidth. This tool converts this power reading to a normalized value of 1 Hz bandwidth. dBm per Hz (dBm/Hz) also called Power …
dBm/Hz to dBm Calculator
dBm per Hz (dBm/Hz) also called Power Spectral Density, is the amount of power in dBm per Hertz of bandwidth. To convert dBm/Hz to dBm, enter the power value and …
Receiver Sensitivity Calculator (with practical examples)
Receiver sensitivity is the strength of the weakest signal that a radio receiver can detect and demodulate. It is typically specified in dBm, Watt or microvolt. It is also referred …
dBm Addition Calculator
Contents1 Introduction2 Calculator3 Explanation of How to Add dBm4 Example Calculations5 dBm vs dB Addition Example6 Related Calculators and Posts Introduction dBm stands for decibels (dB) relative to one milliwatt. …
dBm to Volt Calculator
This tool converts Power in dBm to Voltage. While it’s not explicitly stated, the voltage in this case represents the root-mean-square value or VRMS. The default impedance (Z) is 50 …