Kindly solve this your help will be appreciated I will give you good ratings Question 3) A transmission occupies the spectrum between 15 MHz and 20 MHz. Assume that the signal is beingtransmitted at a power level of 20dBm. Answer the following:1) If the signal is received attenuated by 13dB, what is the acceptable noise level at the receiver to allow amaximum capacity of 10Mbps?SMRDandeadu2) If the noise is at it maximurh acceptable value (calculated in part 1), what is the needed number of signallevels to encode the data at 10Mbps?Nyquist Bitrate (a XB)( log (L)TOM = 2(5H) log,CL)%3DL= 2 lends3) If the noise power at the receiver is 0.2 mW, how will the capacity be affected and what is the needednumber of encoding levels to achieve this capacity?

Question 3) A transmission occupies the spectrum between 15 MHz and 20 MHz. Assume that the signal is being transmitted at a power level of 20dBm. Answer the following: 1) If the signal is received attenuated by 13DB, what is the acceptable noise level at the receiver to allow a maximum capacity of 10Mbps? SMR Danded (N 2 2) If the noise is at it maximurh acceptable value (calculated in part 1), what is the needed number of signal levels to encode the data at 10Mbps? Nyguist Bitrate CQYB) ( log (L) TOM = 2(5H) log,(L)

Question 3) A transmission occupies the spectrum between 15 MHz and 20 MHz. Assume that the signal is being transmitted at a power level of 20dBm. Answer the following: 1) If the signal is received attenuated by 13DB, what is the acceptable noise level at the receiver to allow a maximum capacity of 10Mbps? SMR Danded (N 2 2) If the noise is at it maximurh acceptable value (calculated in part 1), what is the needed number of signal levels to encode the data at 10Mbps? Nyguist Bitrate CQYB) ( log (L) TOM = 2(5H) log,(L)

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