@knolleary wrote:
Hi @vinisz
The Function node is probably the easiest place to start with this sort of thing.
The node uses JavaScript and there is a good guide on the built-in Math object here.
And more specifically, the Math.pow() function.
With that in mind, a Function node with the following code should do what you want.
msg.payload = Math.pow(10, (msg.payload-109)/32); return msg;