Problem 5. We present a signal with power 5 mWatts and 27 dB SNR into an amplifier with Gain = 20 dB and NF = 5 dB. a) What is the equivalent noise temperature, Te, of this amplifier? (in Kelvin b) What is the SNR at the output, in dB? c) What is the signal power at the amplifier output, in dBm? d) What is the noise power at the amplifier output, in dBm?

Problem 5. We present a signal with power 5 mWatts and 27 dB SNR into an amplifier with Gain = 20 dB and NF = 5 dB. a) What is the equivalent noise temperature, Te, of this amplifier? (in Kelvin b) What is the SNR at the output, in dB? c) What is the signal power at the amplifier output, in dBm? d) What is the noise power at the amplifier output, in dBm?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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