In a link budget calculation at 12 GHz, the free space loss is 206 dB, the APL is 1 dB, AA is 2 dB. The receiver G/T is 19.5 dB/K and RFL is 1 dB. EIRP is 48DBW. Calculate the carrier to noise spectral density ratio.

In a link budget calculation at 12 GHz, the free space loss is 206 dB, the APL is 1 dB, AA is 2 dB. The receiver G/T is 19.5 dB/K and RFL is 1 dB. EIRP is 48DBW. Calculate the carrier to noise spectral density ratio.

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