What does dBI mean?
dBI means Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in Legal Abbreviations
Particularly in Legal Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain?
Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain can be abbreviated as dBI
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What does dBI stand for? dBI stands for "Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain". |
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How to abbreviate "Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain"? "Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain" can be abbreviated as dBI. |
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What is the meaning of dBI abbreviation? The meaning of dBI abbreviation is "Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain". |
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What is dBI abbreviation? One of the definitions of dBI is "Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain". |
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What does dBI mean? dBI as abbreviation means "Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain". |
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What is shorthand of Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain? The most common shorthand of "Decibels referenced to Isotropic gain" is dBI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- dBW/Hz - Decibels Relative to 1 Watt per Hertz
- dBW/M2 - Decibels Relative to 1 Watt per Square Meter
- dBW/M2/Hz - Decibels Relative to 1 Watt per Square Meter per Hertz
- dBic - Antenna gain, decibels referenced to a circularly polarized, theoretical isotropic radiator
- DBM - Decibels referenced to 1 Milliwatt
- dBmv - Decibels referenced to 1 Millivolt across 75 ohms
- DBC - Decibels referenced to Carrier Level
- DBI - Decibels referenced to ?
- dBd - Decibels relative to a Dipole antenna gain
- DBM - Decibels Referenced to 1 MW
- dBi - Decibels relative to an isotropic antenna gain
- DBMV - Decibels Referenced to 1 MV
- DBK - Decibels Referenced to 1 Kilowatt
- dBm - Decibels referenced to one milliwatt
- dBW - Decibels referenced to one watt
- dBi - Decibel (referenced to isotropic radiator)
- dBw - Decibels Referenced to One Watt of Power
- dBi - decibels referenced to an isotropic radiator
- dBK - Decibels referenced to one Kelvin
- dBWi - Decibels referenced to one watt isotropically radiated power