in a C band GEO satellite, the satellite transponder output power is 20 W, the satellite antenna gain on axis is 30 db and earth station antenna gain is 59.2 db. if free space path losses at 4 GHz is 195 db, edge of beam loss for satellite antenna is 2 db, clear air atmospheric loss is 0.2 db and other losses 0.5 db. calculate (1-power received at earth station. 2-noise power budget in clear air if the noise bandwidth is 27 MHz and the system noise temperature is 75 K. 3-C/N ratio in receiver clean air)

in a C band GEO satellite, the satellite transponder output power is 20 W, the satellite antenna gain on axis is 30 db and earth station antenna gain is 59.2 db. if free space path losses at 4 GHz is 195 db, edge of beam loss for satellite antenna is 2 db, clear air atmospheric loss is 0.2 db and other losses 0.5 db. calculate (1-power received at earth station. 2-noise power budget in clear air if the noise bandwidth is 27 MHz and the system noise temperature is 75 K. 3-C/N ratio in receiver clean air)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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