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diff --git a/3773/CH15/EX15.10/Ex15_10.sce b/3773/CH15/EX15.10/Ex15_10.sce new file mode 100644 index 000000000..159ce003e --- /dev/null +++ b/3773/CH15/EX15.10/Ex15_10.sce @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +//Chapter 15: Antennas for Special Applications +//Example 15-20.3 +clc; + +//Variable Initialization +f = 30e9 //Frequency (Hz) +Tr = 300 //Receiver temperature (K) +Ta = 275 //Satellite antenna temperature (K) +r = 1400e3 //Height (m) +c = 3e8 //Speed of light(m/s) +bw = 9.6e3 //Bandwidth per channel (Hz) +rcp_gain = 10 //RCP satellite gain (dBi) +rain_att = 10 //Rain attenuation (dB) +k = 1.4e-23 //Boltzmann's constant (J/K) +snr = 10 //Required SNR (dB) +ap_eff = 0.7 //Aperture efficiency (unitless) +Ta_2 = 10 //Dish antenna temperature (K) + +//Calculations +wave_lt = c/f //Wavelength (m) +Ld = (wave_lt/(4*%pi*r))**2 //Spatial loss factor(unitless) +Ld_db = 10*log10(Ld) //Spatial loss factor(dB) +Tsys = Ta+Tr //System temperature (K) + +N = k*Tsys*bw //Propagation loss due to rain (W) +N = 10*log10(N) //Propagation loss due to rain (dB) + +Dr = -rcp_gain + snr - Ld_db + N + rain_att //Antenna gain (dB) +Dr = 10**(Dr/10) //Antenna gain (unitless) + +Dr_req = Dr/ap_eff //Required antenna gain (unitless) +Dr_req_db = 10*log10(Dr_req) //Required antenna gain (dB) + +dish_dia = 2*wave_lt*sqrt(Dr_req/28) //Required diameter of dish (m) + +hpbw = sqrt(40000/Dr_req) //Half power beam width (degrees) + +Tsys2 = Ta_2 + Tr //System temperature(K) +N2 = k*Tsys2*bw //Propagation loss due to rain(W) +N2 = 10*log10(N2) //Propagation loss due to rain(dB) + +Pt_db = snr - Dr_req_db - rcp_gain + N2 - Ld_db + rain_att //Transmitted power (dB) +Pt = 10**(Pt_db/10) + +//Results +mprintf("The Uplink antenna gain required is %d dB",Dr_req_db) +mprintf("\nThe Required dish size %.3f m",dish_dia) +mprintf("\nThe HPBW is %.1f degrees",hpbw) +mprintf("\nThe Downlink satellite power required is %.3f W", Pt) |