Erlang Calculator

Erlang Calculator is a super handy tool that you can easily have on your desktop! It's like having three calculators in one: Erlang B, Extended Erlang B, and Erlang C. These calculators are great for figuring out things like telecommunications trunk groups, VoIP bandwidth, and even how many staff members a call center needs.

Portable and Easy to Use

The best part? This program is portable! You don’t need to go through a long installation process. Just open the executable file, and you’re good to go. It’s as simple as that!

No Messy Installations

Another cool feature is that it won’t clutter up your Windows registry. If you decide you don’t want it anymore, just delete the files you downloaded. Plus, you can keep it on a USB flash drive or any other device. That means you can carry it around with you and run it on any computer without needing special permissions.

Straightforward Design

Now, let’s talk about looks. The Erlang Calculator isn’t winning any design awards anytime soon—it has a pretty plain GUI. But don’t let that fool you! It has a multi-tabbed layout that makes it easy to switch between its main features—like the three calculators mentioned earlier.

Useful Calculators for Professionals

The Erlang B calculator is perfect for telephone system designers who need to calculate how many lines they’ll need based on busy hour traffic.

Advanced Options with Extended Erlang B

If you're looking for more options, the Extended Erlang B calculator lets you tweak parameters so you can find out probabilities of blocking, number of servers (lines), and traffic data.

Erlang C for Call Centers

Lastly, we have Erlang C! This one helps calculate how many agents are needed in a call center by considering various factors like how many incoming calls there are and how long they last.

A Handy Suite for Traffic Calculations

All in all, the Erlang Calculator offers some really useful tools for making calculations related to call center traffic. Just keep in mind that while it's practical, its interface might take some getting used to if you're new to this kind of software.

If you're interested in checking it out more or want to download it yourself, head over here!