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the gain of diffrential amlifier should be more than 2db(6db).so it willincrease.
you can't youll have to go into dfu and restore it
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Try using Linksys Model HGA7S-EU, it is 7DBi, very powerful antenna, i put 2 on mine (with modified connectors) working Great. enjoy.
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Db-gp33-specific CD8 T cells are cytotoxic CD8 T-cells which can specifically recognize the gp33 epitope when presented in the context of the mouse MHC class I complex, H-2Db. The gp33 epitope is comprised of the sequence of amino acids in positions 33-41 of the glycoprotein from LCMV (Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus).
EIRP=17+9-2=34dBm (Loss is not 2dBm it is only 2 dB, losses and gains will not have units i.e 2dB implies some constant when u remove log scale,dB is not unit but indicates u r expressing some constant value in log scale)
No, only for irrational numbers. Actually, that's not true. Take any two rationals, a/b and c/d where a,b,c,d are integers and b,d are nonzero. The average of a/b and c/d is (ad+bc)/2bd. This is a rational number between a/b and c/d. Now take the average of this new number and the first number. This gives you: (2abd+abd+cb^2)/(2db^2) which is rational and also between the first and third number. We could carry on this process ad infinitum. We would then have an infinite collection of numbers between a/b and c/d. Hence the answer is yes.
dB SPL is a comparison of a sound level to what was thought to be the threshold of hearing, although today it is known that the value was too high. dB HL is a measure of hearing loss - a comparison of a subjects hearing compared to a 'normal' standard. As they are measure different things a direct comparison is not possible. The differences between dB HL and dB SPL, arise from isophonic curves. There is no direct (linear) formula to convert this but a set of formulas. For different frequencies, different values should be added. For eg., at 1kHz you can state that 0dB HL is around 2dB SPL while at 250Hz, 0dB HL is 12 dB SPL. db HL = db Hearing Level db SPL = db Sound Pressure Level