The overall noise figure of an AM receiver with an RF amplifier, mixer, and AF amplifier is 60. The noise factor of the mixer is 20 and the power gain is 30, whereas the noise factor and power gain of the AF amplifier are 30 and 50, respectively. What is the RF amplifier's noise factor if the power gain is 50? Select your answer. 59.6 dB 47.75 dBµ 17.75 dB 77.75 dBm

The overall noise figure of an AM receiver with an RF amplifier, mixer, and AF amplifier is 60. The noise factor of the mixer is 20 and the power gain is 30, whereas the noise factor and power gain of the AF amplifier are 30 and 50, respectively. What is the RF amplifier's noise factor if the power gain is 50? Select your answer. 59.6 dB 47.75 dBµ 17.75 dB 77.75 dBm

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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