watt into dbm

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Decibel (decibel,db) is a ratio function that operates on dimensionless parameters: DB=˙10LOG10 (x), where x is unitless D B =˙10 l o G Ten (x), where x is unitless dB \dot = Ten log_{10} (x), \quad \text{ Where $x $ is unitless} For example, the amplifier gain is a dimensionless value, which is the ratio of output power to input power: Poutpin=gtherefore Gain in db =10log10g=˙g (DB) P o u t p i n = g therefore Gain in DB = ten l o g ten g =˙g (d B) \frac {P_{out}} {P_{in}} = g \ \text{therefor

DBMPower Unit and P (Watt) conversion formula:DBM = 30 + 10lgp (P: Tile)First, DB is a pure counting unit: DB = 10 logX. The significance of DB is actually a simple one, that isThe number of large (followed by a long string of 0) or small (followed by a long string of 0) is briefly expressed. For example:X = 1000000000000000 (How many ?) = 10 logX = 150 dBX = 0.000000000000001 = 10 logX =-150 dBDBM defines miliwatt. 0

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Conversion of wireless power mW and DBM and interpretation of common symbols 1. Conversion of power unit mW and DBM The RF signal output by the radio transmitter is transmitted to the antenna through a feeder (Cable), which emits electromagnetic waves. After the electromagnetic wave arrives at the receiving location, it is received by the antenna (only a small portion of the power is r

the RF signal of the radio transmitters output is transmitted to the antenna via a feeder (cable) and radiated out by the antenna in the form of electromagnetic waves. When the electromagnetic wave arrives at the receiving location, it is received by the antenna (only a small fraction of the power is received) and sent to the radio receiver via the feeder. Therefore, it is very important to calculate the transmitting power of the transmitting device and the radiation ability of the antenna in

PHP + DBM logging program (4) 8. register file reg. php3 Require ("common. php3 "); Require ("mail. php3 "); If ($ submit ){ If ($ id = "") error ("Enter your registered username! "); Elseif (! Eregi ("^ [0-9a-zA_Z] + $", $ id) error ("Your username cannot contain other characters! "); Elseif ($ password = "") error ("enter your password! "); Elseif ($ password Elseif ($ name = "") error ("Enter your name! "); Elseif ($ mail = "") error ("Enter your

8. Register Reg. php3 Require ("common. php3 "); Require ("mail. php3 "); If ($ submit ){ If ($ id = "") error ("Enter your registered username! "); Elseif (! Eregi ("^ [0-9a-za_z] + $", $ id) error ("your username cannot contain other characters! "); Elseif ($ Password = "") error ("enter your password! "); Elseif ($ password Elseif ($ name = "") error ("enter your name! "); Elseif ($ mail = "") error ("Enter your email address! "); Else { $ DBm = db

This example was originally used for our class. Because the server does not support mysql, dbm is selected.There is no dbm program in China, and there is almost no dbm program abroad.It took me one night to write it out without any reference.Published nowIs a very good dbm use example1. index. php3If ($ login ){?>$

Ec (2); this transcript was originally used for our class. Because the server does not support mysql, we chose DBM, which has no DBM program in China, and almost never spent a night abroad, I wrote it out with almost no reference. It is a very good example of DBM usage. 1. index. PHP3 lt ;? If ($ login ){? Gt script ec (2); script This example was origina

PHP + DBM logging program (3 ). 6. log out of the file logout. php3? Setcookie (login, false, time () + 31536000); header (location: login. php3 );? 7. modify the information file modify. php3? Require (common. php3); $ id $ login; if ($ submit 6. log out of the file logout. php3 Setcookie ("login", false, time () + 31536000 ); Header ("location: login. php3 "); ?> 7. modify the information file modify. php3 Require ("common. php3 "); $ Id = $ logi

This yearbook originally for our class, because the server does not have MySQL support, chose dbm There is no dbm program in China, and there is hardly any foreign Spent an evening in the case of hardly any reference written out Now it's out. is a very good example of dbm usage 1, INDEX.PHP3 if ($login) { ?> Shenzhen Middle School 2000 session

6. log out of the logout. php3 file. Setcookie ("login", false, time () + 31536000 ); Header ("Location: Login. php3 "); ?> 7. Modify the information file modify. php3Require ("common. php3 ");$ Id = $ login;If ($ submit ){If ($ name = "") error ("enter your name! ");Elseif ($ mail = "") error ("Enter your email address! ");Else {$ DBm = dbmopen ("class", "W ");$ Intro = nl2br ($ intro );$ DATA = "$ name |! :! | $ Nickname |! :! | $ Mail |! :! | $

10, member information display file SHOW.PHP3 if ($login) { Require ("common.php3"); if (!isset ($id)) error ("How do I not fill in the user ID?") "); else{ $id =chop ($id); $DBM =dbmopen ("Class", "R"); if (!dbmexists ($DBM, $id)) error ("Without this user id! "); else{ $data =dbmfetch ($dbm, $id); $info =explode ("|!:!|", $data); $name = $info [0]; $nickname =

PHP + DBM logging program (2) 3. delete member del. php3 Require ("common. php3 "); $ Id = chop ($ id ); If (! Isset ($ id) error ("Enter the user id to delete! "); Elseif ($ pwd Else { $ Data = dbmopen ("class", "w "); Dbmdelete ($ data, $ id ); Dbmclose ($ data ); $ Data = dbmopen ("password", "w "); Dbmdelete ($ data, $ id ); Dbmclose ($ data ); Header ("location: index. php3 "); } ?> 4. public file common. php3 $ Adminpass = "test "; Function e