Tim Williams wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
My point was that some otherwise ambiguous dB scales (at least one) have
a
defined absolute basis.

Like Michael stated dB is a logarithmic reference-less ratio value.

So what is acoustic dB?
http://home.new.rr.com/trumpetb/audio/dBexamp.html
SPL, I should say.

There it lies, x dB on the left scale.


That is a SPL chart with the dB levels referenced to 0 dB SPL =
0.0002 µbar.


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Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

"Michael A. Terrell" wrote:

That is a SPL chart with the dB levels referenced to 0 dB SPL =
0.0002 µbar.

errrr,,, excuse me ...but....

scratches head trying to see

since when has a fraction of microBar had any effect
on an rf link using any sort of modulation ?

\g\g\g\g (zpk) wrote:

"Michael A. Terrell" wrote:

That is a SPL chart with the dB levels referenced to 0 dB SPL =
0.0002 µbar.

errrr,,, excuse me ...but....
scratches head trying to see
since when has a fraction of microBar had any effect
on an rf link using any sort of modulation ?


ahhh..now i see where uBars come in...

ok..

caryy on.