A low noise 3 stage cascaded power amplifier is to be used in a typical low noise communication receiver. The specifications of the three stages are given below: Amplifier-1: Gain G1 =28 dB ; bandwidth = 2 kHz ; total output noise power = - 140 dBW Amplifier-2: Gain G2 = 20 dB ; equivalent noise temperature Te2 = 423 °K Amplifier-3: Gain G3 = 16 dB ; noise ratio F3 = 2 Assume that all amplifiers are kept at the same reference temperature = 27 °C. Calculate

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3. A low noise 3 stage cascaded power amplifier is to be used in a typical low noise
communication receiver. The specifications of the three stages are given below:
Amplifier-1: Gain G1 =28 dB ; bandwidth = 2 kHz ; total output noise power = - 140 dBW
Amplifier-2: Gain G2 = 20 dB ; equivalent noise temperature Te2 = 423 °K
Amplifier-3: Gain G3 = 16 dB ; noise ratio F3 = 2
Assume that all amplifiers are kept at the same reference temperature = 27 °C. Calculate
(a) Noise ratio (F1) for Amplifier-1
(b) Noise ratio (F2) for Amplifier-2
(c) Equivalent noise temperature (Te3) for Amplifier-3. (in °K)
(d) Find the overall noise ratio after connecting the 3 stages in proper order.
Transcribed Image Text:3. A low noise 3 stage cascaded power amplifier is to be used in a typical low noise communication receiver. The specifications of the three stages are given below: Amplifier-1: Gain G1 =28 dB ; bandwidth = 2 kHz ; total output noise power = - 140 dBW Amplifier-2: Gain G2 = 20 dB ; equivalent noise temperature Te2 = 423 °K Amplifier-3: Gain G3 = 16 dB ; noise ratio F3 = 2 Assume that all amplifiers are kept at the same reference temperature = 27 °C. Calculate (a) Noise ratio (F1) for Amplifier-1 (b) Noise ratio (F2) for Amplifier-2 (c) Equivalent noise temperature (Te3) for Amplifier-3. (in °K) (d) Find the overall noise ratio after connecting the 3 stages in proper order.
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