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Assignment On Noise Calculations

This document contains 16 practice problems related to power, noise, gain, and signal-to-noise ratio calculations for electronic circuits and systems. The problems cover topics like determining output power and signal-to-noise ratio given amplifier noise figure and gain, calculating power ratios from dB losses, determining noise voltages and currents for resistors and diodes, and calculating overall gain and noise figure for cascaded amplifier systems.

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Assignment On Noise Calculations

This document contains 16 practice problems related to power, noise, gain, and signal-to-noise ratio calculations for electronic circuits and systems. The problems cover topics like determining output power and signal-to-noise ratio given amplifier noise figure and gain, calculating power ratios from dB losses, determining noise voltages and currents for resistors and diodes, and calculating overall gain and noise figure for cascaded amplifier systems.

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Problem Set 1: (Power and Noise Calculations)

1. What is the S/N at the output of an amplifier whose NF = 10 dB and the input S/N = 25 dB?

2. A network has a loss of 20 dB. What power ratio corresponds to this loss?

3. The input current of a network is 190 uA and the output is 1.3 uA. The loss in dB is _________.

4. What is the equivalent output of a circuit in dBm if it has an output of 10 watts?

5. If four networks connected in series have gains of -0.5 dB, -0.3 dB, -2 dB and 6.8 dB, the overall gain is

6. If you have available number of power amplifiers with a gain of 100 each, how many such amplifiers do you need to cascade to give
an overall gain of 60 dB?

7. The input is 1 W and the network loss is 27 dB, the output is _______.

8. A filter has a voltage gain of -12 dB. If the input voltage is 48 volts, the output voltage is

9. An amplifier operating over a 4 MHz BW has a 100 ohm input resistance and is operating at 300K. Determine the noise power
generated.

10. An amplifier with an input resistance of 1000 Ω is operating over a 4 MHz bandwidth. Calculate the rms noise voltage if the amplifier
is operating at 27 C.

11. Determine the noise current for a diode with a forward bias of 3.5 mA over a 100 kHz BW.

12. Determine the open circuit noise current in 1 Hz of bandwidth at 290 K for a diode biased at 1mA.

13. Two resistors, 20 KΩ and 50 kΩ at ambient temperature. Calculate, for a bandwidth equal to 100 kHz, the thermal noise voltage
for the two resistors connected in parallel.

14. Calculate the noise voltage at the input of a TV RF amplifier using a device that has a 200-Ω equivalent noise resistance and a 300-
Ω input resistor. The bandwidth of the amplifier is 6 MHz and the temperature is 17 C.

15. Given a 3 stage system with an input power Pin=-26 dBm and the power gains of the 3 stages of Ap1=23 dB, Ap2=-3dB, Ap3=16dB,
determine the output power Pout in dBm and watts.

16. Determine the overall noise factor and noise figure for 3 cascades of amps with the ff parameters:
A1 = 10 dB
A2 = 10 dB
A3 = 20 dB
NF1 = 3 dB
NF2 = 6 dB
NF3 = 10 dB

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