SYSTEM NOISE TEMPERATURE ,C/N
AND G/T
/ RATIO
• Thermal noise in its pre amplifier
• PN=KTsB
• SYSTEM NOISE TEMPERATURE IS ALSO CALLED
EFFECTIVE INPUT NOISE TEMPERATURE OF THE
RECEIVER.
RECEIVER
• IT IS DEFINED AS THE NOISE TEMPERATURE OF A
NOISE SOURCE LOCATED AT THE INPUT OF A
NOISELESS RECEIVER WHICH WILL PRODUCE THE
SAME CONTRIBUTION TO THE RECIEVER OUT PUT
NOISE AS THE INTERNAL NOISE OF THE ACTUAL
SYSTEM ITSELF
SYSTEM NOISE TEMPERATURE ,C/N
AND G/T
/ RATIO
• Ts is located at the input to the receiver
receiver.
• RF amplifier
• IF amplifier
lifi
• Demodulator
• Over all gain at the receiver G
• Narrowest bandwidth is B
• Noise power at the demodulator input is
Pn = KTS BG
Noise temp contt‐‐‐
Pr is the signal power at the input of the RF
section of the receiver
signal power at the demodulator input will be
PrG
C PrG Pr
= =
N KTS BG KTs B
Pn = GIf KTIf B + GIf Gm KTm B + GIf GmGRF KB(TRF + Tin )
⎡ KTIff B KTm B ⎤
Pn = GIf GM GRf ⎢ + + KB(TRF + Tin )⎥
⎢⎣ GIf Gm GRf ⎥⎦
⎡ Tiff Tm ⎤
Pn = G If GM G Rf KB ⎢TRf + Tin + + ⎥
⎢⎣ Gm G Rf G RF ⎥⎦
Pn = G If GM G Rf KBTs
from above equation
⎡ Tif Tm ⎤
KTs B = KB ⎢TRf + Tin + + ⎥
⎢⎣ Gm G Rf G RF ⎥⎦
⎡ Tif Tm ⎤
Ts = ⎢TRf + Tin + + ⎥
⎢⎣ Gm G Rf G RF ⎥⎦
Noise temp cont
cont‐‐‐
40 7 db k‐1 at 4 GHz and 50
• G/T ratio is 40.7
elevation
• Gr varies with frequency f^2
• Ts depends upon the sky noise temperature
Noise temp cont
cont‐‐‐
⎛ λ ⎞
2
PT GT GR ⎜ ⎟
C ⎝ 4πd ⎠
=
N KTS BLA
N
N0 =
B
⎛C⎞ EIRP
⎛ 4πd ⎞ GR
⎜ ⎟ = 10log PT GT − 20Log⎜ ⎟ + 10log −10LogLA
⎝ N ⎠dBHz ⎝ λ ⎠ TS
−10LogK
Gr/Ts ‐‐ ratio is called figure of merit
Atmospheric and ionospheric
effect
ff on llinkk d
design
• Absorption
• refraction
• Diffusion(diffraction)
iff i (diff i )
• Rotation of polarization of plane
depend on path length more pronounced at
g
small elevation angles
Absorption and diffusion‐‐‐ lower layers
‐‐‐‐ increase in noise power at receiving antenna
Atmospheric and ionospheric
effect
ff on llinkk d
design –cont‐
• Upper layer of atmosphere cause refraction
and depolarization
• De polarization is produced when radio waves
traverse through the ionosphere layer.
• Below
B l 10 GHzGH atmospheric
h i attenuation
i iis off
no importance
• atmosphere has a small effect on the link
quality at frequency between 2GHz and 10
GHz for higher elevation angles
Atmospheric and ionospheric
effect
ff on llinkk d
design – contt‐‐‐
• Rain attenuation
• Frequency, rainfall rate, diameter and
distribution of rain drops
A rain = γ r L e
• γr specific rain attenuation
• Le effective path length
Few decibels at very heavy rainfall