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    A system has an antenna noise temperature of 40 K and an amplifier noise temperature of 120 K. To calculate the available noise power density referred to the amplifier input, the total noise temperature is found by adding the antenna and amplifier noise temperatures, which is 160 K. Using this total noise temperature in the formula for noise power density, the available noise power density of the system referred to the amplifier input is 2.208x10-21 J.

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    A system has an antenna noise temperature of 40 K and an amplifier noise temperature of 120 K. To calculate the available noise power density referred to the amplifier input, the total noise temperature is found by adding the antenna and amplifier noise temperatures, which is 160 K. Using this total noise temperature in the formula for noise power density, the available noise power density of the system referred to the amplifier input is 2.208x10-21 J.

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    A system has an antenna noise temperature of 40 K and an amplifier noise temperature of 120 K. To calculate the available noise power density referred to the amplifier input, the total noise temperature is found by adding the antenna and amplifier noise temperatures, which is 160 K. Using this total noise temperature in the formula for noise power density, the available noise power density of the system referred to the amplifier input is 2.208x10-21 J.

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    NOISE

    Dr.N.Sangeetha
    • A system operates with an antenna noise temperature of 40 k and an
    input amplifier noise temperature of 120 k. Calculate the available
    noise power density of the system referred to the amplifier input.
    • Te1 = 40 K ; Te2 = 120 K

    • Noise power density (N0) = PN/BN = KTNBN/BN = KTN

    • TN = Te1 + Te2 = 40 K+120 K = 160 K

    • N0 = 2.208X10-21 J

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