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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ This field displays the total length of a half wave dipole corresponding to the
When a length is entered in this field, the calculator will calculate the corresponding frequency (1) and element length (5).
The dipole length is calculated as: l=0.5*k*c/f
The dipole length is calculated as: l=0.5\*k\*c/f
<h3>4: Dipole Length Units</h3>
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<h3>7: Frequency</h3>
When entering a frequency in MHz in this field, the calculator will calculate the beamwidth (15) and gain (16) for a dish of the given dimensions at the entered frequency.
When entering a frequency in MHz in this field, the calculator will calculate the beamwidth (15) and gain (16) for a dish of the given dimensions (10 & 11) at the entered frequency.
<h3>8: Frequency Select</h3>
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* MHz - A frequency can be manually entered in (7) in MHz.
* Device set N - The frequency automatically tracks the centre frequency of Device Set N.
<h3>9: Efficiency<h3>
<h3>9: Efficiency</h3>
Specifies the efficiency of the dish in %. When entered, the calculator will calculate the gain (16), according to the entered frequency and dimensions.
Specifies the efficiency of the dish in %. When entered, the calculator will calculate the gain (16), according to the entered frequency (7) and dimensions (10 & 11).
<h3>10: Diameter</h3>
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Displays the calculated gain in dB.
The gain is calculated as: 10*log10(eff/100.0*(pi*D/lambda)^2)
The gain is calculated as: 10\*log10(eff/100.0\*(pi*D/lambda)^2)