As communication engineer you are requested to design a radio communication system using parabolic dish antenna of 120 cm diameter, for 1800 MHz. Assume the input power is 1 KW, radiated power is 62-W and radiation resistance is 18.750 for the antenna. For this antenna system, find: i. Efficiency of the antenna; ii. Gain of the antenna; iii. The Loss resistance

As communication engineer you are requested to design a radio communication system using parabolic dish antenna of 120 cm diameter, for 1800 MHz. Assume the input power is 1 KW, radiated power is 62-W and radiation resistance is 18.750 for the antenna. For this antenna system, find: i. Efficiency of the antenna; ii. Gain of the antenna; iii. The Loss resistance

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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