How to choose a calculator
Use correct rated values and units, and verify real design limits and safety standards before relying on a result in engineering work.
Engineering tools cover practical circuit, power, component, piping, pump and fluid-system calculations.
Calculators for circuits, electricity, piping, pumps, and engineering applications.
Calculate equivalent capacitance for an ideal list of capacitors in series or parallel, supporting F, mF, µF, nF and pF.
τ=RCCalculate RC time constant, cutoff frequency, 5τ settling time and charging/discharging percentages and voltages at a chosen time.
R∥Calculate equivalent resistance for multiple resistors in series or parallel, with Ω, kΩ and MΩ inputs and the same resistor list compared both ways.
ReCalculate Reynolds number from density, speed, characteristic length and dynamic viscosity, or from kinematic viscosity, with a circular-pipe flow guide.
P=VICalculate electrical power, voltage, current and resistance from a known pair of values, with optional energy use in kWh over a run time.
VoutCalculate output voltage and divider current for R1/R2, with an optional load resistance to show loading effects.
½CV²Solve capacitor energy, capacitance or voltage from E=½CV², with charge Q=CV and common capacitance units.
XcCalculate capacitive reactance from frequency and capacitance with engineering units, plus angular frequency and optional RMS current.
XLCalculate inductive reactance from frequency and inductance with engineering units, plus angular frequency and optional RMS current.
PFCalculate power factor, apparent power, reactive power and phase angle from voltage, current and real power for a single-phase circuit.
RLCCalculate XL, XC, net reactance, impedance magnitude and phase angle for a series RLC circuit from R, L, C and frequency.
f₀Calculate resonant frequency, angular frequency and period for an ideal LC circuit from inductance and capacitance with common engineering units.
Np:NsCalculate turns ratio, voltage ratio and secondary current for an ideal transformer, with optional secondary-turn calculation from primary turns.
🔋Estimate battery energy and runtime from voltage, capacity in Ah and load watts, with optional efficiency and usable-capacity factors.
A₁v₁Solve second velocity or area for incompressible flow using A₁v₁=A₂v₂, with volumetric flow rate.
P+½ρv²Calculate pressure at a second point in ideal flow from pressure, velocity, elevation and density at two points.
F/ACalculate output force from Pascal’s principle using piston force and areas, with ideal pressure and force multiplication ratio.
ΔPCalculate straight-pipe pressure drop and head loss with the Darcy-Weisbach equation from friction factor, length, diameter, density and velocity.
πr⁴ΔPCalculate laminar flow in a circular tube from pressure drop, radius, dynamic viscosity and length, with mean velocity and Reynolds number.
ρgQHCalculate hydraulic power and required shaft power from fluid density, flow rate, pump head and efficiency.
QᵥCalculate flow through a horizontal Venturi meter from inlet/throat diameters, pressure difference, fluid density and discharge coefficient.
ν=μ/ρCalculate kinematic viscosity from dynamic viscosity and density, with conversion to centistokes.
Use correct rated values and units, and verify real design limits and safety standards before relying on a result in engineering work.
No. They are calculation aids, not engineering approval or safety review.