11 - Milliwatt (mW) to dBm Conversion

[@JayLikesLasers]

Very useful. I'm so glad you could give me solid intuition without having to throw out logarithmic equations yet.

[@amosolweny-asura7981]

Thank u ...makes alot of sense when u explian

[@amosolweny-asura7981]

u explain! sorry for the typo

[@pataleno]

This is the Best explanation of decibels I’ve ever seen.

[@Cosme422]

After so many videos! Finally! Someone who made me say; "I see it now" This is nuts! Thank you sir! Really appreciate this video!

[@chrisstevens6672]

This is 100% how I feel as well 😂. Great videos!

[@WadeGerencser]

Fantastic presentation!

[@yesthejets3377]

i love this vid lol and i love the last point

[@lethalanbumikey]

Great Video. It was very helpful, I'm having a hard time understanding the conversion of negative conversions. Any tips for working backwards?

[@eamonncolley5249]

bloody brilliant thank you

[@litonali3803]

Great Sir.. Easy to get

[@RFComms]

Does this formula only work for milliwatts? Or can I use watts?

[@Matush666]

Great lesson, finally getting a hold of it, but still what if i get ,for example, gain of 5 or 7dB or idk 27db, so if 0dBm is 1mW what is i 27dbms ? or anything that is not counted on x3 or x10?

[@Matush666]

If im counting correctly is 27dBm = 0.5W ?

[@eamonncolley5249]

@@Matush666 yes

[@Benbarek1934]

👍🙏

[@jjar9870]

-96dbm equal to mw?

[@paulkazjack]

Good video. So whats 50watts in dbw? Thanks.