Computer Science Q1(a) Wi-Fi host based on 802.11g@2.4GHz transmits signal with maximum Tx power 30 dBm and antenna gain 6 dBi,then calculate feasible radio range above sensivity level, - 105dBm. (b) from (a) we would like to apply modulation scheme QAM64 to the receiver host at the end of the range.How much BER will the receiver have?

Computer Science Q1(a) Wi-Fi host based on 802.11g@2.4GHz transmits signal with maximum Tx power 30 dBm and antenna gain 6 dBi,then calculate feasible radio range above sensivity level, - 105dBm. (b) from (a) we would like to apply modulation scheme QAM64 to the receiver host at the end of the range.How much BER will the receiver have?

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