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dB above reference noise (dBrn)

The dB Above Reference Noise (dBrn) specification is a characteristic value for the level that lies above the weighted noise power. This refers to 1.0 picowatt (pW), which corresponds to a dBm value of-90 dBm.

Weighting plays a role in the dBrn value. According to Decibel Filter (C) weighting (dB(C)), a 1,000 hertz tone with a power of 1 mW has a dBrn value of +90 dBrn. The same power as white noise distributed over a bandwidth of 3 kHz results in 88.5 dBrn because of the frequency weighting.

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Englisch: dB above reference noise - dBrn
Updated at: 14.09.2009
#Words: 84
Links: decibel (dB), level, noise power (Np), decibel milliwatt (dBm), hertz (Hz)
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