Rain Absorption Temperature Calculator

This page provides a rain absorption temperature calculator as part of a larger suite of converters and calculators. This tool helps determine the rain absorption temperature based on the physical temperature of the antenna and the rain absorption in decibels (dB).

It’s a handy resource for anyone working with radio frequency (RF) systems, especially those dealing with signal propagation in environments with rainfall.

Inputs

Outputs

How to Use the Calculator

The calculator requires two inputs:

  • Rain Absorption in dB: The amount of signal attenuation caused by rain.
  • Physical Temperature of Antenna: The actual temperature of the antenna itself.

The calculator then outputs the:

  • Rain Absorption Temperature in Kelvin (K): This represents the effective noise temperature contributed by rain absorption.

Example

Let’s look at a quick example:

INPUT:

  • Rain Absorption in dB = 0.6

OUTPUT:

  • Rain Absorption Temperature in K = 37.44

Rain Absorption Temperature Equation

The following equation or formula is used for the Rain Absorption Temperature Calculator:

Rain Absorption Temperature