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Run electrical and RF calculations, save field measurements, and keep job records in one toolkit.

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Electrician RF Field Toolkit

Run electrical and RF calculations, save field measurements, and keep job records in one toolkit.

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About this app

Thank you for choosing Electrician RF Field Toolkit. Your attention to measurements, code requirements, and clear records shows the care you put into your work. Use the app to check a number and keep a record without losing your place.

Electrician RF Field Toolkit combines practical electrical calculators, RF calculators, electronics tools, saved field records, and reference material in one organized app. It helps you move from a question to a clear result without building a spreadsheet or searching through scattered notes.

Calculate common electrical values:

– Solve Ohm’s law for voltage, current, resistance, and power
– Calculate series and parallel resistance
– Estimate voltage drop
– Work with capacitive and inductive reactance
– Review RLC impedance and resonance
– Check transformer turns, voltage, current, and impedance ratios
– Enter longer formulas with a three-row math keypad and review results in a scrolling view
– Convert percentages, parts per million, binary, and hexadecimal values

Handle RF and signal work:

– Convert dB, dBm, watts, and voltage
– Calculate VSWR, return loss, reflection coefficient, and mismatch loss
– Estimate wavelength from frequency
– Account for cable velocity factor and propagation delay
– Estimate coax cable impedance, capacitance, and inductance

Create useful field records:

– Start each record from a clear record type on Home
– Save circuit calculations, cable runs, measurements, job sites, service notes, equipment details, and inventory
– Choose realistic suggested values for cable type, service conditions, equipment, and common field entries
– Add a custom value when a job needs something different
– Use practical reference charts at the bottom of supported records
– Search and filter saved work by record type, text, status, or recency

Made for quick work on iPhone and iPad:

– Clean Home, Calculators, Records, Stats, and More tabs
– Split views on iPad keep lists and details visible together
– Horizontal choices make common values easy to select
– American and International choices are available where they apply
– Choose System, Light, or Dark appearance

Keep records portable:

– Export saved records, names, time entries, and milling jobs to one JSON archive
– Export one data category as spreadsheet-ready CSV
– Import JSON without replacing entries already saved
– See counts by category and a completion message after each transfer
– Handle up to 10,000 entries per transfer, with a 100 MB JSON import limit

Use built-in guidance and references:

– Search the Help guide by workflow, formula, records, or troubleshooting topic
– Review Ohm’s law, AC power, voltage drop, reactance, impedance, RF, VSWR, dB, transformer, frequency, and statistics formulas
– Open bundled drill-size, tap-drill, and pipe-thread charts
– Find external electrical, cable, and engineering sources under Reference in More
– Check for App Store updates manually from Settings
– Restore eligible purchases when moving to another device

Useful for:

– Electricians and electrical contractors
– Low voltage and communications technicians
– RF technicians and radio amateurs
– Electronics, audio, and bench technicians
– Maintenance teams and service professionals
– Apprentices, trade students, instructors, and makers

For monthly subscriptions:
Monthly Pro is a 1-month auto-renewable subscription.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Use Electrician RF Field Toolkit as a planning and reference aid. Verify calculations, measurements, equipment listings, manufacturer instructions, adopted electrical codes, local requirements, and actual site conditions before performing work.