dB Calculations

db Calculations is a tiny and portable application you can use to crunch numbers for voltage in a comfortable environment that delivers results on the spot.

It's capable of processing data to calculate Volts root square (Vrms), peak (Vp), peak-to-peak (Vpp) and average, as well as dBu, dBv, dB reference (dBr) and dB full scale (dBFS).

Perform Voltage calculations and get results instantly

The user-friendly interface is made of a square panel that encompasses all options. By entering an input and output Voltage value, you can instruct the utility to instantly calculate the dB gain that, in turn is used for figuring out the previously mentioned numerical quantities.

Make adjustments and copy Voltage values

Additionally, you can click on an output unit's button to use it as the static reference, replacing its current value with the input to find out the parameters of the remaining units.
The 0VU reference and dB headroom levels can be adjusted. Along with the selected static reference, these are taken into account for solving the db reference and dB full scale, respectively.
Plus, you can select and copy information from one field at a time, and examine instructions supplied by the software developer. Unfortunately, there are no options integrated for copying, printing or saving all displayed details to file.

Doesn't require installation

The downloaded package of db Calculations consists of just one executable file that you can copy to a favorite directory on the disk or USB flash drive to seamlessly launch the tool on any machine without setup. This doesn't update the system registry with new entries or create extra files on the HDD. To run an uninstall, it's only necessary to erase the .exe item.

Straightforward and easy-to-use Voltage calculator

To sum up, db Calculations comes wrapped in a simple-to-navigate interface with clear instructions on how to calculate Voltage values if the buttons aren't intuitive enough. Tasks were carried out instantly in our tests while system resources consumption was low.