• Q : Calculating noise power....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Calculate the power received Pr, by a receiving terminal (earth station) at the edge of the satellite transmit beam (edge of coverage area).

  • Q : Analysis of frequency spectrum....
    Electrical Engineering :

    What is the extent of the spectrum in the frequency domain? What is the unit that is applied to the magnitude of the spectrum?

  • Q : Analysis of digitally sampled pcm audio signal....
    Electrical Engineering :

    An audio signal has a frequency range from 50 Hz to 20 kHz. The signal is sampled, digitized and recorded on magnetic tape as a PCM signal.

  • Q : Characteristics of a filter....
    Electrical Engineering :

    From 2 kHz to 20 kHz attenuation increases from 3 dB to 23 dB in a straight line when plotted on axes of power in decibels (vertical axis) against log frequency

  • Q : Noise bandwidth of receiver....
    Electrical Engineering :

    A digital communication system transmits binary data using polar NRZ pulses of current over a baseband link with a bandwidth of 20 kHz.

  • Q : Bandwidth occupied by qpsk signal....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Why is it necessary to include an implementation margin when estimating the BER expected in a real digital communications link?

  • Q : If-rf reception and system noise....
    Electrical Engineering :

    The receiver in problem 4 has a dynamic range of 78.7 dB. If it has a 6 dB NF preamp (gain = 20 dB) added to its input, find its sensitivity and dynamic range.

  • Q : Analysing harmonic content of ac voltage waveforms....
    Electrical Engineering :

    An a.c. voltage, V, comprises of a fundamental voltage of 100 V rms at a frequency of 120 Hz, a 3rd harmonic which is 20% of the fundamental.

  • Q : Inverse laplace transforms....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Use Laplace transforms to compute the solution to the differential equation given below.Compute the Laplace transform of e-10t =u(t).

  • Q : Determining rms interference voltage....
    Electrical Engineering :

    The midrange open-loop gain of a certain op-amp is 150 dB. Negative feedback reduces this gain by 60 dB. What is the closed-loop gain?

  • Q : Frequency-dependent open-loop gain....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Using the example of a simple RC high-pass filter circuit, show how the inclusion of a coupling capacitor will limit the low frequency of any amplifier circuit

  • Q : Determining open-loop midrange gain in decibels....
    Electrical Engineering :

    A certain op-amp has an open-loop voltage gain of 100,000 and a common mode gain of 0.2. Determine the CMRR in dB.

  • Q : Synchronous time division multiplexing....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Twenty voice signals are to be multiplexed and transmitted over twisted pair. What is the bandwidth required (in bps) if synchronous time division.

  • Q : Determining z transform of composite discrete time signal....
    Electrical Engineering :

    From this the inverse z transform to find the output in the time domain due to the step input is determined.

  • Q : Design of a pd controller....
    Electrical Engineering :

    The block diagram of a control system is given below. The inner loop is positive feedback, i.e. Ks>0,and hence the system is unstable.

  • Q : System analysis and design....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Suppose the development budget is tight. How might that affect the fact-finding process?What are five important questions to use during fact-finding?

  • Q : Problem on s-r flipflops....
    Electrical Engineering :

    S-R flipflops have a forbidden state that makes them hard to use. Some designers switched to the following flipflop instead.

  • Q : Systems function and region of convergence....
    Electrical Engineering :

    For a causal LTI system what can you say about the poles of the z transform and the boundary of the region of convergence.

  • Q : Writing pseudocode for a program....
    Electrical Engineering :

    The user is prompted to enter an integer between 1 and 1000. When the user enters the integer, the program uses a repetition control structure.

  • Q : Analysis of a waveform....
    Electrical Engineering :

    The forced or damped frequency of oscillation, and the natural or undamped frequency.

  • Q : Safety and reliability concerns and risk....
    Electrical Engineering :

    What are the respective advantages and disadvantages of the asynchronous and synchronous communication modes from a reliability perspective?

  • Q : Analysis of z transform to time domain....
    Electrical Engineering :

    From a given z transform X(z) = {1- z^-10}/{1 - z^-1} the discrete time domain form x(n) is deduced using complex manipulation and inverse transforms.

  • Q : Moore sequential circuit....
    Electrical Engineering :

    A Moore sequential circuit has one input and one output.The output goes to 1 when the input sequence 111 has occurred and the output goes.

  • Q : Power and noise calculations....
    Electrical Engineering :

    If the radio in part (e) above receives a signal with power -100.0 dBm, what is the CNR (carrier to noise ratio) in the receiver?

  • Q : Analysis of bandwidth of an amplifier....
    Electrical Engineering :

    A 12 kHz sine wave signal with a power level -25 dBm is applied to the input of the amplifier. What is the power at the amplifier output in dBm?

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