Q No. 1 [10] Consider a geostationary Satellite having 28 Ku-band transponders with total saturated power of 2.24 KW, output backoff of 1dB, transponder bandwidth of 54 MHz and satellite antenna gain of 31dB. A receiving earth station with a gain of 20dB and located at the edge of coverage area has LNA noise temperature of 110K and antenna noise temperature of 1K. The minimum permitted C/N is 17.2 dB and rain attenuation is 5 dB for 0.01% of the year. If the Sky temperature is 270 K and Sky noise temperature in clear air is 29 K, Calculate Link budget in clear air. Link budget in case of rain.
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Given: Sky noise temperature in clear air (Tsky) = 29 K Assuming the receiver temperature (Tr) = 10 K (since it is not given) Link budget equation: Link budget = Tsky + Tr Substituting the given values: Link budget = 29 K + 10 K Link budget = 39 K Therefore, Show more…
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