1. Consider a satellite communication link as shown below: 5 LINK EARTH STATION DOWN LINK EARTH STATION (a) Assuming earth station A gain is 25 dB, earth station B gain is 30 dB, satellite gain is 20 dB, and uplink/downlink path loss is 80 dB each,, calculate the path loss (dB) of the entire communication system. (b) Find the received power in dBm, if the input power is: (i) 1W (ii) 5 W.

1. Consider a satellite communication link as shown below: 5 LINK EARTH STATION DOWN LINK EARTH STATION (a) Assuming earth station A gain is 25 dB, earth station B gain is 30 dB, satellite gain is 20 dB, and uplink/downlink path loss is 80 dB each,, calculate the path loss (dB) of the entire communication system. (b) Find the received power in dBm, if the input power is: (i) 1W (ii) 5 W.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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