5. Basic Problem. We need to determine the transmitter power for a broadcasting system given the...
In a broadcasting communication system, the transmitter power is 40 KW, the channel attenuation is 80 dB, and the noise power spectral density is 10-10 W/Hz. The message signal has a bandwidth of 104 Hz and a normalized message signal power of 0.2 Determine the output SNR if the modulation format of the signal is: (a) DSB-SC (b) SSB-SC (c) Conventional AM with a modulation index of 0.85. (d) FM with a frequency modulation index of 3
In a broadcasting system, the transmitted signal power is 50 kW, the attenuation of the signal is 155 dB (in passing from the input to the transmitting antenna to the output of the receiving antenna), and the available mean power-spectral density of the noise in the system from all sources has a mean power spectral density level 10-18 W/Hz (as if added at the receiving antenna's output). The bandwidth of the message signal m(t) is 8 KHz. Determine the output...
comms systems theory: Exercise 4: Calculate the required transmitter power Sr of DSC-SC, SSB, and conventional AM (DSC+carrier) systems for transmitting an audio signal which has a bandwidth of 10 kHz with an output SNR of 40 dB. Assume that the channel introduces a 30 dB power loss and the channel noise is white noise with a power spectral density of η/2-10-9 W/Hz. Assume μ2Sm-0.5 for the conventional AM system. Exercise 4: Calculate the required transmitter power Sr of DSC-SC,...
I am stuck with the problem of finding the average input power(dun know how to find bar x(t)^2), with the formula below. Please help me and finish the question, and also in part b, the FM problem(how to find Pr). Thx. We were unable to transcribe this imageSNR3p SNR,-β2 for FM for FM Question 2 A communication channel has 20-dB attenuation and additive white Gaussian noise with power spectral density of 3x103 WHz. The bandwidth of the message signal is...
Consider a communication system with a transmission loss of 100 dB and a noise spectral density of 104 W/Hz at the receiver input. If the average message power is 1W, and the bandwidth is 10 kHz, determine the average transmitted power (in kW) required to achieve a post-detection SNR of 40 dB or better when the modulation is: (a) AM DSB-TC with ka-1; and0.1 v. (b) FM w .0000 Hz/v ith kf-10,000, 50,000, and 10
Consider a FM system that is used to communicate the following message signal: S. m(t) 20 0.05 0.1 015 10 -0.05 with a frequency deviation constant ky 10, and a message bandwidth of W =15 kHz the one-sided noise power-spectral density in the transmission channel is No= 10-8 W/Hz, and an attenuation of 10 is introduced during transmission in the channel as well. a. What is the average-to-peak-power ratio of the message (or, equivalently the power content of the normalized...
Consider a FM system that is used to communicate the following message signal: S. m(t) 20 0.05 0.1 015 10 -0.05 with a frequency deviation constant ky 10, and a message bandwidth of W =15 kHz the one-sided noise power-spectral density in the transmission channel is No= 10-8 W/Hz, and an attenuation of 10 is introduced during transmission in the channel as well. a. What is the average-to-peak-power ratio of the message (or, equivalently the power content of the normalized...
A communication system operates in the presence of white noise with a two-sided power spectral density Sn(w)=10^-14 W/Hz and with a path loss of 20 dB. Calculate the minimum required bandwidth and the minimum required power of the transmitter for a 10 kHz sinusoidal input and a 40 dB output signal to noise ratio if the modulation is a) DSB-SC b) SSB-SC c) FM with Af = 10 kHz
8 8.6-4 For a DSB-SC system with a channel noise PSD of Sn() 10-12 and a baseband signal of bandwidth 5 kHz, the receiver output SNR is required to be at least 47 dB. The receiver is as shown in Fig. 8.30. (a) What must be the signal power Si received at the receiver input? (b) What is the receiver output noise power No? (c) What is the minimum transmitted power Sr if the channel transfer function is He)10-3 over...
Calculate the maximum allowable path loss in dB between a radio transmitter and a receiver for the following transmission parameters. Assume the free space propagation loss condition. Transmitter's power: 10 Watt. Minimum required SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) at the receiver: 5 dB. . Transmission channel bandwidth: 25 kHz. Noise power density No-0.8 x 10-9 W/Hz .Transmitting and receiving antenna gains are 1 dBi and 2 dBi respectively