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diff --git a/2409/CH16/EX16.2/Ex16_2.sce b/2409/CH16/EX16.2/Ex16_2.sce new file mode 100755 index 000000000..600107c53 --- /dev/null +++ b/2409/CH16/EX16.2/Ex16_2.sce @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ + +//Varaible Declaration + +R01=42 //Rainfall at earth station(mm/hr) +p=0.01 //Percentage of time for which rain exceeds +LE=45 //Latitue of earth station(degrees) +hR=3.5 //Rain Height(km) +h0=0 //Mean Sea level(km) +Ta=272 // +El=37 //Elevation angle of the antenna(degrees) +Ts=170 //Total system noise temperature(Kelvin) +NCR=2.3*10**-9 //Carrier to noise ratio +fD=12.5 //Frequency of operation(GHz) +f12=12 //Frequency 12GHz(GHz) +f15=15 //Frequency 15GHz(GHz) +//Coefficients for horizontal and vertical polarizations at 12GHz and 15GHz as given in Table 4.2 + +ah12=0.0188 +av12=0.0168 +bh12=1.217 +bv12=1.2 + +ah15=0.0367 +av15=0.0335 +bh15=1.154 +bv15=1.128 + +//Calculation + +//Using Interpolation to find coefficients at 12.5 GHz +ah= ah12+(ah15-ah12)*(fD-f12)/(f15-f12) +bh= bh12+(bh15-bh12)*(fD-f12)/(f15-f12) +av=av12+(av15-av12)*(fD-f12)/(f15-f12) +bv= bv12+(bv15-bv12)*(fD-f12)/(f15-f12) + +//Coefficients for circular polarization +ac=(ah+av)/2 +bc=(ah*bh+av*bv)/(2*ac) +Ls1=(hR-h0)/sin(El*3.142/180) //Slant Path Length(km) +Ls= Ls1 //Slant Path Length(km) +LG= Ls*cos(El*3.142/180) //Horizontal projection of slant path length(km) +r011=90/(90+4*LG) //Reduction Factor +r01= r011 //Reduction Factor +L= Ls1*r01 //Effective path length(km) +alpha= ac*R01**bc //Specific attenuation(dB/km) +A= 10**(alpha*L/(10)) //Total Attenuation(dB) +Trn=Ta*(1-1/A) //noise temperature with effect of rain +Tscs=Ts +NCrain=NCR*(A+(A-1)*Ta/Tscs) //Noise to carrier ratio due to rain +CNrain=-10*log10(NCrain)//Noise to carrier ratio due to rain(dB) +Rb=10*log10(40*10**6) //Transmission rate(dB) +EbN0rain= CNrain-Rb //Upper limit of Eb/N0 ratio in prescence of rain(dB) + +//Result +printf("Hence the upper limit for Eb/N0 for given conditions is %.1f dB",EbN0rain) |