EMRFD Message Archive 3065

Message	Date	From	Subject
3065	2009-05-20 13:24:14	Kenneth Stringham	75ohm Input Amplifier in 50 System
This means that the maximum input is .316v or 1.3mW in 75ohm system. This seems to be reasonable limit. If I'm not mistaken, that makes the output power about about 2W maximum. Ken - AE1X
3085	2009-05-23 04:19:55	ha5rxz	Re: 75ohm Input Amplifier in 50 System
Thank you for the reply Ken Can I assume that this is .316 volts RMS and not peak to peak? I need to ask this because I will be measuring the input level with a scope. HA5RXZ
3086	2009-05-23 05:31:11	Lasse	Re: 75ohm Input Amplifier in 50 System
As several has pointed out... 50dBmV is really 50dB over 1 mV! It does not state if it is RMS nor P-P value! Usually, as dB is related to power, not voltage, it makes sense (to me) the voltage should be given in RMS. But it should really be noted in the specs sheet. ha5rxz skrev: > Thank you for the reply Ken > > Can I assume that this is .316 volts RMS and not peak to peak? I need to ask this because I will be measuring the input level with a scope. > > HA5RXZ > >