Convert ratios to decibel (amplitude)s

0dB
≈ Approximate 1 × ≈ 0 dB

How to convert ratios to decibel (amplitude)s

Convert through a plain ratio: ratio → ratio → decibel (amplitude). Logarithmic units cannot be converted by multiplying alone.

Ratio: The plain multiplier every logarithmic unit here converts through. Read a decibel figure as an encoding of this number.

Decibel (amplitude): For voltage, pressure and other field quantities. 6 dB is roughly double the amplitude — and the same fourfold change in power.

Ratio to Decibel (amplitude) conversion table

Ratios (×) Decibel (amplitude)s (dB)
1 × 0
2 × 6.020 599 9
3 × 9.542 425 1
5 × 13.9794
10 × 20
20 × 26.0206
25 × 27.9588
50 × 33.9794
100 × 40
250 × 47.9588
500 × 53.9794
1000 × 60

Decibel (amplitude) to Ratio conversion table

Decibel (amplitude)s (dB) Ratios (×)
0 dB 1
1 dB 1.122 018 5
2 dB 1.258 925 4
3 dB 1.412 537 5
6 dB 1.995 262 3
10 dB 3.162 277 7
20 dB 10
30 dB 31.622 777
40 dB 100
60 dB 1000
80 dB 10 000
100 dB 100 000

Frequently asked

How many decibel (amplitude)s are in a ratio?

One ratio equals 0 decibel (amplitude)s (× → dB).

How do you convert ratios to decibel (amplitude)s?

Convert through a plain ratio: ratio → ratio → decibel (amplitude). Logarithmic units cannot be converted by multiplying alone.

What is 1 dB in ratios?

One decibel (amplitude) is 1.122018454 ratios.

What is 10 × in dB?

10 × = 20 dB.

What exactly is a ratio?

The plain multiplier every logarithmic unit here converts through. Read a decibel figure as an encoding of this number.

What exactly is a decibel (amplitude)?

For voltage, pressure and other field quantities. 6 dB is roughly double the amplitude — and the same fourfold change in power.

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