A mobile receiver located 80 m from a 10 mW transmitter. The received power at a distance of 1 m is measured and found to be -60 dB. Assume free space propagation and calculate: a. the path loss in dB at the receiver. b. the power received in dB at the receiver c. Given that G, = 3 dB, find the magnitude of the E-field at the receiving antenna.

A mobile receiver located 80 m from a 10 mW transmitter. The received power at a distance of 1 m is measured and found to be -60 dB. Assume free space propagation and calculate: a. the path loss in dB at the receiver. b. the power received in dB at the receiver c. Given that G, = 3 dB, find the magnitude of the E-field at the receiving antenna.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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