Q.no 2 (a), (b) are solved are given below:-
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Consider the communication system shown in the accompany figure, with all components properly matched. If Pt 10 W and f 6 GHz: (a) What is the power density at the receiving antenna (assuming proper alignment of antennas)? (b) What is the received power? (c) If Tsys 1,000 K and the receiver bandwidth is 20 MHz, what is the signal-to-noise ratio in decibels? SVS Gi-20 dB Gr 23 dB 20 km rec Rx Tx Consider the communication system shown in the...
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...
Problem #2: (40 points) Consider the following communication link. Both the transmitter and receivers are properly matched to their respective antennas. Assume that the system nominal temperature is 290 K. A detailed block diagram of the receiver is shown in the figure Determine 1. The effective isotropic radiated power in dBm. 2. The space loss in dB 3. The communication link total losses in dB 4. What would be the received power at the receiver input in dBm? 5. What's...
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...