Noise-related problems Question # B.4 An RF system having a RF-bandwidth of 1 MHz, has a...
WRITE LEGIBLY OR TYPE THE ANSWERS WITH EXPLANATIONS THANKS!!! Question # B.4 An RF system having a RF-bandwidth of 1 MHz, has a front-end preamplifier of gain (A) equal to 20 dB and a noise-figure (NF) of 4 dB. The preamplifier is followed by a mixer stage with a NF 18 dB. Suppose the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) at the mixer output is 30 dB, find the SNR at the preamplifier input. Hint: Use Friis formula F21F (Answer hints: NF (Total)...
12 oblem # 6 The front-endof has a a radio receiver has a preamplifier followed by a mixer stage. The mixer stage with lactorN2-100 and the pre amplifier has NF, 9 dB. The overall noise factor of the 11.04. Suppose a signal of power-level equal to 5 dBm is watts,h imput of the preamplifier. Determine the output power-level of the preamplifier in Useful hint-Friis formula: SOLUTION 12 oblem # 6 The front-endof has a a radio receiver has a preamplifier...
Question # B.5 (a) In a communication system, suppose the associated operating temperature is doubled. Then, what is the corresponding change in the system capacity (C), if the signal power-level at the input is kept constant? Is C a linear function of temperature? Justify (b) A mixer-stage in a radio receiver has a NF 20 dB and this mixer-stage is preceded by a preamplifier with a NF - 9 dB. The available power-gain ratio of the amplifier is equal to...
Question # B.5 signal power-level at the coresponding change in is signal power-level at the input is kept constant? Is C a linear function of temperature? Justify (a) In a communication system, suppose the associated operating temperature is doubled. Then, what is the corresponding change in the system capacity (C), if the (b) A mixer-stage in a radio receiver has a NF-20 dB and this mixer-stage is preceded by a preamplifier with a NF 9 dB. The available power-gain ratio...
Problem 3 A receiver has a bandwidth of 1 MHz and a noise figure of 10 dB. The receiver sensitivity is -90 dBm. The Boltzmann constant is k=1.38x10-23 Joule/deg K, and the room temperature is 300 deg Kelvin. a) What is the ratio of the SNR at the input to the receiver (computed over the bandwidth of interest) to the SNR at the output of the receiver? b) What is the noise power at output of the receiver? c) Find...
3. (a) What is noise, noise voltage and noise power due to a resistor and why understanding and controlling of noise is critical in telecom signal transmission? Estimate the noise voltage and noise power generated by a 1 MO resistor at RT 40 °C if BW is 18 MHz. Is this noise significant? [Hint: en V 4kT (Bw)R, Pn kT (BW), k 1.38x102 [10] (b) Define channel capacity C and explain how it is affected by the S/N ratio. The...
its related to RF Circuits, kindly solve all the parts as it is a one question. Question # 3: A cellular telephone receiver front-end circuit is shown below. The operating frequency is 1805-1880 MHz, and the physical temperature of the system is 300 K. A noise source with Ni = -95 dBm is applied to the receiver input. Transmission le Amplifier L=1.5B G= 12 dB T = 150K a) What is the equivalent noise temperature of the source over the...
Complete the following table of link-budget analysis. The system bandwidth is 10 MHz. Show all required calculations. [Hint: Some of the values may not be required for calculating the final link margin. But you are requested to calculate all unknown values on the second column of the table.] 30 Transmit power (dBW) Transmit circuit losses (dB) Transmit antenna gain (dBi) EIRP (dBW) Path loss (dB) Received isotropic signal power (dBW) Received antenna gain (dBi) Received signal power P (dBW) System...
1. Suppose log10(x) = 25. Calculate log2 (x) by calculating x and then calculating log2 (x). Be sure to show the instructions you gave to R, as well as the value of x and the final result. 2. Find log2 (x), as in (1) without calculating x, by multiplying by something. 3. Suppose log2 (x) = 25. Calculate log10(x) for y = 25 by calculating x and then calculating log10(x). Be sure to show the instructions you gave to R,...