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ELT-45106 RF Equipment for wirelessnetworks - 16.12.2016

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ELT-45106 : RF Eguipment for Wireless Networks Exam 16.12.2016
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1 Explain shortly diversity methods

2: Explain the two reasons why 3. order intermodulation products are much more difficult to

handle than 2. order intermodulation products for receiver.

35 Using the values given in Figure 1, calculate the noise power at the receiver output, after the 2.
amplifier. If the cable loss increases 2 dB ( from 4 > 6 dB ), is it possible to compensate by
changing parameters of amplifiers? What would be new values of those parameters?

ANTENNA LNA MIXER — IFFILTER — AMPLIFIER
cable Amplifer = NP=6dB

      
  

 

cable loss
=4dB G=15dB
Te=150K

  

Filterloss — G=17dB
=4dB NF=6dB

Figure 1. Reveiver structure

4. Calculate the EIRP at each antenna for the DAS (Distributed Antenna System) given below. The

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

power level at the transmitter is 30 dBm. The manufacturer of the feeder (1/2”) promises a loss of
6.0. dB/100m at the carrier freguency. Gain of antenna 1 = 1 dBi, and for antenna 2,3 and 4 Gain =2
dBi.
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5. Explain following figure. What kind of systems are behind those curves and what are the main
differences between those systems? Explain structure principles of those systems.
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