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CommScope, Inc.
Access technical data and manuals
Technicians can access safety guidelines, RF data, and calculation tools. View maintenance tips, troubleshoot issues, and learn about international TV formats. Explore specifications, fiber data, and packet transport details.
Ronald Nicholson
Decode FT8 signals from audio input
Decode FT8 signals from audio or SDR sources. Support Level 1 decoding for standard callsigns or 13-character text. Generate FT8 message audio for testing. View decoded messages and metadata.
新平 朱
Calculate, edit, and track results
View previous calculation results and edit entries by selecting numbers or symbols. Recalculate expressions for error correction. Import past results into new calculations. Add remarks to important records.
Peter Linszter
Access engine specs and ECU codes
Access engine specifications for A-, B-, C-, D-, F-, G-, H-, J-, K-, L-, N-, R-Series engines. Look up OBD0/OBD1/OBD2 ECU fault codes. View transmission details and ECU lists. Refer to bearing thickness charts and ECU pinout diagrams.
V PUGAZHENTHI
Calculate and civil engineering parameters
Provides tools to compute parameters like pressure, flow rate, and viscosity. Users can switch between USCS and SI units. Features include calculating buoyant force, hydraulic radius, and density. Supports civil engineering and dynamics calculations.
Michael Wesemann
Calculates with precision and style
The app provides a simple and intuitive interface for performing calculations. It supports multiple number systems and includes various conversion tools.
Electronial
Calculate formulas and values
Perform calculations using built-in calculators for displacement, acceleration, Newton's second law, gravitational acceleration, Hooke's law, momentum, work, density, kinetic energy, potential energy, elastic energy, electric power, wavelength, and
Carlo Terracciano
Calculate values
Provides tools for calculations and theory. Users can explore Ohm's Law and resistor calculations. Access theoretical concepts in Basic Knowledge and practical exercises in and Advanced sections.
Christophe Chazot
Explore physics with built-in sensors
Record and visualize physical phenomena using smartphone or tablet sensors. Measure sound, motion, light, and temperature. Connect external sensors like micro:bit and Arduino for advanced experiments.
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