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(for instance, if the distance from the transmitter source is doubled, the receiver will receive only a quarter of the energy it would have received at half this distance) This means that no matter how directional, and thus high-gain, an antenna may be, the power will still drop off commensurate to the inverse square law, and will decrease in field strength over distance Thus, if a transmitter is sending at equal powers into two antennas one low gain, the other high gain the high-gain directional antenna merely started off with a higher field strength than would have been possible with the use of the low gain, omnidirectional antenna By following the formula below, and working it out for various distances, we can obviously see that for every time the distance between the receiver and transmitter is doubled, a further 6 dB of path loss occurs: LP where LP f d path loss, dB frequency, MHz distance, km 324 20 log f 20 log d

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2 Decide on the fade margin The higher the frequency, the longer the link path, and the greater the desired reliability, the more fade margin is required Fade margins of 10 to 20 dB in 20-km digital microwave links are quite common, while higher frequencies and longer links may require up to a 30-dB margin 3 Since the magnitude of the noise floor of a receiver will set the minimum signal level that will still be easily detectable above this noise or a signal that will have a positive SNR we can calculate the signal strength required at a receiver s antenna inputs, at a receiver s particular NF, to obtain a desired SNR at the receiver s output: SdBm where SdBm SNR NF BWN 174 SNR NF (10 log10 BWN)

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signal strength, in dBm, needed at the receiver s antenna inputs (at the receiver s front end), to obtain an output IF signal at a desired SNR in a 50-ohm system required signal-to-noise ratio, in dB, for the type of modulation used, at the output IF (ie, at the detector or modem input) noise figure, in dB, of the receiver The 6-dB bandwidth of the IF, in Hz (or, more accurately, the noise bandwidth)

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4 Calculate the power that will be present at the receiver s input after its own antenna, and after its trip across the link from the transmitter Pr where P r Pt Gt Gr PLdB

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power, in dBm, delivered by the transmitter into its own antenna gain, in dB, of the transmitter s antenna gain, in dB, of the receiver s antenna free-space path loss, in dB, between the transmitter and receiver antennas

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5 Now, confirm that the transmitter is outputting enough power to overcome the free-space path losses and to account for the desired fade margin, and/or that the receiver will have a low enough NF for the desired SNR and enough gain for proper output signal strength into the modem or detector: POUT where POUT Pt Lp Gt Gr Lt Lr RXdB Pt Lp Gt Gr Lt Lr RXdB