QUESTION 19 A receive system temperature is found to be 288 Kelvin over a frequency bandwidth...

QUESTION 19

A receive system temperature is found to be 288 Kelvin over a frequency bandwidth of 36 kHz. Determine the thermal noise in decibels.

a. -137.96 dBW

b. 158.42 dBW

c. -158.42 dBW

d. 137.96 dBW

Determine the SNR in decibels given a receive signal of 10E-6 watts, and [N]=-128 dBW.

		a. 128dB
		b. 48.41 dB
		c. 78.41 dB
		d. -98.41dB

Determine the maximum theoretical data rate (i.e., Shannon Hartley capacity) possible given a frequency bandwidth of 36 MHz and SNR=100.

		a. 36 Mbps
		b. 100 Mbps
		c. 72E6 bps
		d. 240 Mbps

Expert Solution

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