The document discusses different types of noise including thermal noise, shot noise, white noise, and quantization noise. It defines signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) as the ratio of signal power to noise power. Noise factor is defined as the ratio of input SNR to output SNR, and noise figure is noise factor expressed in decibels. Formulas are provided for calculating noise factor for cascaded amplifiers and for calculating bit error rate based on thermal noise power, carrier-to-noise power ratio, noise power density, energy per bit, and bit rate.
The document discusses different types of noise including thermal noise, shot noise, white noise, and quantization noise. It defines signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) as the ratio of signal power to noise power. Noise factor is defined as the ratio of input SNR to output SNR, and noise figure is noise factor expressed in decibels. Formulas are provided for calculating noise factor for cascaded amplifiers and for calculating bit error rate based on thermal noise power, carrier-to-noise power ratio, noise power density, energy per bit, and bit rate.
The document discusses different types of noise including thermal noise, shot noise, white noise, and quantization noise. It defines signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) as the ratio of signal power to noise power. Noise factor is defined as the ratio of input SNR to output SNR, and noise figure is noise factor expressed in decibels. Formulas are provided for calculating noise factor for cascaded amplifiers and for calculating bit error rate based on thermal noise power, carrier-to-noise power ratio, noise power density, energy per bit, and bit rate.
1. Thermal Noise, => N = KTB in dB, N (dB) = 20log(KTB/0.001) 2. Shot Noise 3. White Noise 4. Quantization Noise
2. SNR The ratio of Signal power over Noise Power, SNR = Ps / Pn Noise 2 CHAPTER 6 (NOISE) - REVIEW
3. Noise Factor : F = Input SNR / Output SNR
4. Noise Figure F in dB NF (dB) = 10log (F)
5. Noise Factor for 3 Cascade amplifiers F T = F 1 + (F 2 1)/A 1 + (F 3 1)/A 1 A 2
where
F 1 = Noise factor at Amp. 1 F 2 = Noise factor at Amp. 2 F 3 = Noise factor at Amp. 3
A 1 = Gain at Amplifier 1 A 2 = Gain at Amplifier 2
Noise 3 CHAPTER 6 (NOISE) - REVIEW
6. BER (BIT ERROR RATE) The error occurred during digital modulation. It is derived from thermal noise power, N = KTB I) Carrier to Noise Power, C/N C/N = C/KTB = C(dB) N(dB) C in dB = 10 log (C/0.001), N in dB = 10log(N/0.001)
II) Noise Power Density, N 0
N 0 = Thermal Noise / 1 Hz Bandwidth = N / B
= N (dB) 10 log (B)
II) Energy per bit for single bit information: E b = CT b , T b = 1/f b (J/bit)
Noise 4 CHAPTER 6 (NOISE) - REVIEW
6. BER (BIT ERROR RATE)
IV) The Energy per bit over noise power density: E b / N 0 (dB) = 10 log (C/N) + 10log (B/f b ) = 10 log E b 10 log N 0