Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:== Jo = Joo MHz-
BW. = 25 KHg-
Ot = 848.
Gu = ~24B.
Losses = Ly = 2B.
NF = 7 4B.
Log ds need do adie
Tr dp = 10m Cline of ighl arden

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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:== Jo = Joo MHz-
BW. = 25 KHg-
Ot = 848.
Gu = ~24B.
Losses = Ly = 2B.
NF = 7 4B.
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VIPSolutions · Accepted Answer

Let's break down the problem step by step:

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## **Step 1: Given Data**

- **Carrier Frequency ($ f_c $)** = 900 MHz
- **Bandwidth (BW)** = 25 kHz
- **Transmitter Antenna Gain ($ G_t $)** = 8 dB
- **Receiver Antenna Gain ($ G_r $)** = -2 dB
- **Losses ($ L_f $)** = 2 dB
- **Noise Figure (NF)** = 7 dB
- **Required SNR ($ \frac{P_s}{P_n} $)** = 18 dB
- **Break Distance ($ d_{break} $)** = 20 m
- **Path Loss Exponent ($ n $)** = 3.8

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## **Step 2: Find the Noise Power ($ P_n $)**

$$
P_n = k T B \cdot NF
$$
- $k = 1.38 \times 10^{-23} $ J/K (Boltzmann constant)
- $T = 290 $ K (standard temperature)
- $B = 25 \times 10^3 $ Hz

First, calculate thermal noise (in dBm):

$$
N_ = 10 \log_{10}(kTB) = 10 \log_{10}(1.38 \times 10^{-23} \times 290 \times 25 \times 10^3)
$$
$$
= 10 \log_{10}(1.38 \times 10^{-23} \times 290 \times 25 \times 10^3)
$$
$$
= 10 \log_{10}(1.38 \times 290 \times 25 \times 10^3) + 10 \log_{10}(10^{-23})
$$
$$
= 10 \log_{10}(1.38 \times 290 \times 25 \times 10^3) - 230
$$
But more simply, the noise floor for 25 kHz is:

$$
N_ (dBm) = -174 + 10 \log_{10}(25 \times 10^3) + NF
$$
$$
= -174 + 10 \log_{10}(25000) + 7
$$
$$
= -174 + 10 \times 4.39794 + 7
$$
$$
= -174 + 43.98 + 7
$$
$$
= -174 + 50.98 = -123.02~\text{dBm}
$$

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## **Step 3: Required Signal Power at Receiver ($ P_{rx} $)**

Given SNR requirement:

$$
SNR = 18~\text{dB}
$$
$$
P_{rx} (dBm) = P_n (dBm) + SNR
$$
$$
P_{rx} (dBm) = -123.02 + 18 = -105.02~\text{dBm}
$$

---

## **Step 4: Path Loss Calculation**

### **Free Space Path Loss (FSPL) Formula (in dB):**

$$
PL(d) = 20\log_{10}(f) + 10n\log_{10}(d) - 147.55
$$

Where:
- $f$ in MHz
- $d$ in meters
- $n$ is the path loss exponent (here, 3.8)
- For urban environments, use **general path loss formula**:

$$
PL(d) = PL(d_) + 10n \log_{10} \left( \frac{d}{d_} \right)
$$
Assume $d_ = 1$ m (reference distance).

Calculate $PL(d_)$ at 1 m:
$$
PL(d_) = 20\log_{10}(f\,[MHz]) + 20\log_{10}(d_) - 27.55
$$
$$
= 20\log_{10}(900) + 20\log_{10}(1) - 27.55
$$
$$
= 20 \times 2.9542 - 27.55 = 59.08 - 27.55 = 31.53~\text{dB}
$$

Now, for $d > d_{break}$:
$$
PL(d) = PL(d_) + 10n \log_{10}(d/d_)
$$

Assume $d = 20\,m$:

$$
PL(20) = 31.53 + 10 \times 3.8 \times \log_{10}(20/1)
$$
$$
= 31.53 + 38 \times \log_{10}(20)
$$
$$
= 31.53 + 38 \times 1.301
$$
$$
= 31.53 + 49.438
$$
$$
= 80.97~\text{dB}
$$

---

## **Step 5: Link Budget Equation**

$$
P_{rx}\,[dBm] = P_{tx}\,[dBm] + G_t\,[dB] + G_r\,[dB] - L_f\,[dB] - PL\,[dB]
$$

Plug in values:
- $P_{rx} = -105.02$ dBm
- $G_t = 8$ dB
- $G_r = -2$ dB
- $L_f = 2$ dB
- $PL = 80.97$ dB

$$
-105.02 = P_{tx} + 8 - 2 - 2 - 80.97
$$
$$
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$$
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$$
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$$

Oops, repeated, let's clarify:

$$
-105.02 = P_{tx} + 8 - 2 - 2 - 80.97
$$
$$
-105.02 = P_{tx} + 8 - 2 - 2 - 80.97
$$
$$
-105.02 = P_{tx} + 8 - 2 - 2 - 80.97
$$

- $8 - 2 - 2 = 4$
- So:

$$
-105.02 = P_{tx} + 4 - 80.97
$$
$$
-105.02 = P_{tx} - 76.97
$$
$$
P_{tx} = -105.02 + 76.97
$$
$$
P_{tx} = -28.05~\text{dBm}
$$

---

## **Step 6: Add Fading Margin (10 dB)**

Add 10 dB to $P_{tx}$:

$$
P_{tx,\,\text{with margin}} = -28.05 + 10 = -18.05~\text{dBm}
$$

---

## **Final Answers**

### **1. The transmit power under these assumptions (to achieve required SNR):**
$$
\boxed{P_{tx} = -28.05~\text{dBm}}
$$

### **2. The transmit power with 10 dB fading margin:**
$$
\boxed{P_{tx} = -18.05~\text{dBm}}
$$

---

### **Summary Table**

| Case                            | Tx Power (dBm)         |
|----------------------------------|------------------------|
| Required SNR only                | -28.05                 |
| With 10 dB fading margin         | -18.05                 |

---

Let me know if you need any step clarified!

VIPSolutions · Answer

# Step-by-Step Solution

## Step 1: Given Data
- **Carrier Frequency ($ f_c $)**: 900 MHz
- **Bandwidth (BW)**: 25 kHz
- **Transmitter Antenna Gain ($ G_t $)**: 8 dB
- **Receiver Antenna Gain ($ G_r $)**: -2 dB
- **Losses ($ L_f $)**: 2 dB
- **Noise Figure (NF)**: 7 dB
- **Required SNR ($ \frac{P_s}{P_n} $)**: 18 dB
- **Break Distance ($ d_{break} $)**: 20 m
- **Path Loss Exponent ($ n $)**: 3.8

## Step 2: Find the Noise Power ($ P_n $)
Using the formula for noise power:

$$
P_n = kTB \cdot NF
$$

Where:
- $ k = 1.38 \times 10^{-23} $ J/K (Boltzmann constant)
- $ T = 290 $ K (standard temperature)
- $ B = 25 \times 10^3 $ Hz

### Calculation of Noise Power in dBm:

$$
N(dBm) = -174 + 10 \log_{10}(B) + NF
$$

Substituting values:

$$
N(dBm) = -174 + 10 \log_{10}(25000) + 7
$$
$$
= -174 + 10 \times 4.39794 + 7
$$
$$
= -174 + 43.98 + 7 = -123.02~\text{dBm}
$$

## Step 3: Required Signal Power at Receiver ($ P_{rx} $)
Given the SNR requirement:

$$
P_{rx} (dBm) = P_n (dBm) + SNR
$$
$$
P_{rx} = -123.02 + 18 = -105.02~\text{dBm}
$$

## Step 4: Path Loss Calculation
### Free Space Path Loss (FSPL) Formula:
$$
PL(d) = 20 \log_{10}(f) + 10n \log_{10}(d) - 147.55
$$

#### Path Loss at 1 m:
$$
PL(1) = 20 \log_{10}(900) + 20 \log_{10}(1) - 27.55
$$
$$
= 20 \times 2.9542 - 27.55 = 59.08 - 27.55 = 31.53~\text{dB}
$$

#### Path Loss at 20 m:
$$
PL(20) = PL(1) + 10n \log_{10}(20)
$$
$$
= 31.53 + 10 \times 3.8 \times \log_{10}(20)
$$
$$
= 31.53 + 38 \times 1.301 = 31.53 + 49.438 = 80.97~\text{dB}
$$

## Step 5: Link Budget Equation
Using the link budget formula:

$$
P_{rx}\,[dBm] = P_{tx}\,[dBm] + G_t\,[dB] + G_r\,[dB] - L_f\,[dB] - PL\,[dB]
$$

Plugging in values:
$$
-105.02 = P_{tx} + 8 - 2 - 2 - 80.97
$$
Simplifying:
$$
-105.02 = P_{tx} - 76.97
$$
$$
P_{tx} = -105.02 + 76.97 = -28.05~\text{dBm}
$$

## Step 6: Add Fading Margin (10 dB)
Including a fading margin of 10 dB:

$$
P_{tx,\,\text{with margin}} = -28.05 + 10 = -18.05~\text{dBm}
$$

## Final Answers
1. **Transmit Power under these assumptions (to achieve required SNR)**:
   $$
   \boxed{-28.05~\text{dBm}}
   $$

2. **Transmit Power with 10 dB fading margin**:
   $$
   \boxed{-18.05~\text{dBm}}
   $$

## Summary Table
| Case                            | Tx Power (dBm)         |
|----------------------------------|------------------------|
| Required SNR only                | -28.05                 |
| With 10 dB fading margin         | -18.05                 |

If you need further clarification or additional calculations, feel free to ask!

VIPSolutions · Answer