Headphones Power Calculator

Last updated on March 1st, 2024 at 01:59 am

Curious whether your headphones are living in a state of underperformance, craving more power? Contemplating a hefty investment in a new amplifier?

Before making that decision, consider utilizing our convenient Headphones Power Calculator. It enables you to determine whether your current audio source can supply sufficient power to achieve your desired volume level.

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Headphones Power Calculator

Headphones Power Calculator

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REQUIRED POWER: 0.00 mW

REQUIRED VOLTAGE RMS: 0.00 V

REQUIRED CURRENT RMS: 0.00 mA

Here are the formulas used in the calculations:

Voltage Calculation:Voltage (V) = √((10^(Loudness/10)) * Impedance)Where:

Loudness is the loudness of the headphones in decibels (dB).

Impedance is the impedance of the headphones in ohms (Ω).


Current Calculation:Current (I) = Voltage (V) / Impedance (Z)Where:

Voltage is the voltage calculated from the previous formula.

Impedance is the impedance of the headphones in ohms (Ω).


Power Calculation:Power (P) = 10^((Sensitivity + Loudness)/10)Where:

Sensitivity is the sensitivity of the headphones in decibels per 1 volt (db/1VRMS).

Loudness is the loudness of the headphones in decibels (dB).


To calculate the power consumption of headphones, you typically need to know the following:

  1. Voltage: The voltage supplied by the device (usually in volts, V).
  2. Current: The current drawn by the headphones (usually in milliamps, mA).
  3. Efficiency: The efficiency of the headphones in converting electrical energy into sound energy (usually a percentage).

Once you have this information, you can use the formula:

Power (in watts)=Voltage (in volts)×Current (in amps)Power (in watts)=Voltage (in volts)×Current (in amps)

And if you have the efficiency, you can account for it as:

Power (in watts)=Voltage (in volts)×Current (in amps)×Efficiency (as a decimal)Power (in watts)=Voltage (in volts)×Current (in amps)×Efficiency (as a decimal)

If you provide the voltage, current, and efficiency of your headphones, I can help you calculate the power consumption.

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Shubham

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