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Q2) A radar receiver with a 50 Q input resistance operates at a temperature of 29°C. The received signal frequency, bandwidth and signal voltage shown in table also it is applied to an amplifier with a noise figure (NF) shown in the same table. Calculate the following: i) The input noise power, PN.

Q2) A radar receiver with a 50 Q input resistance operates at a temperature of 29°C. The received signal frequency, bandwidth and signal voltage shown in table also it is applied to an amplifier with a noise figure (NF) shown in the same table. Calculate the following: i) The input noise power, PN.

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Q2) A radar receiver with a 50 2 input resistance operates at a temperature of 29°C. The received signal frequency, bandwidth and signal voltage shown in table also it is applied to an amplifier with a noise figure (NF) shown in the same table. Calculate the following: i) The input noise power, PN. ii) The input signal power, Ps. iii) Signal to Noise Ratio in decibels, SNR. iv) The noise factor F and SNR of the amplifier. v) The noise temperature of the amplifier. (Given Boltzmann constant, k = 1.38x1023) Student name signal frequencybandwidth signal voltage|noise figure (NF) LAKSHMI 80 4 7µV 2.5 dB LJINA 60 16 |6µV 2.4 dB MAZOUN 90 15 8uV 2.6 dB MOHAMMED 70 6 5 μν 2.3 dB
Transcribed Image Text:Q2) A radar receiver with a 50 2 input resistance operates at a temperature of 29°C. The received signal frequency, bandwidth and signal voltage shown in table also it is applied to an amplifier with a noise figure (NF) shown in the same table. Calculate the following: i) The input noise power, PN. ii) The input signal power, Ps. iii) Signal to Noise Ratio in decibels, SNR. iv) The noise factor F and SNR of the amplifier. v) The noise temperature of the amplifier. (Given Boltzmann constant, k = 1.38x1023) Student name signal frequencybandwidth signal voltage|noise figure (NF) LAKSHMI 80 4 7µV 2.5 dB LJINA 60 16 |6µV 2.4 dB MAZOUN 90 15 8uV 2.6 dB MOHAMMED 70 6 5 μν 2.3 dB
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