Question
Question: Figure shows a communication system. What is the output power when the input signal is of \( 1.01mW ...
Figure shows a communication system. What is the output power when the input signal is of 1.01mW ? (gain in dB=10log10(PiPo) )
Solution
The input power of the signal is given. We are asked to find the output value of power. We can start by calculating the total loss in the whole transmission of the signal. The total gain, that is the sum of gain in input and output values is found. We then add the total gain to the total loss and get the overall gain. Then by the application of these values in the given formula we can find the required solution.
Complete Step By Step Answer:
Let us start by writing down the values given in the question
dB=10log10(PiPo)
The power input is Pi=1.01mW
The total gain in both input and output amplifiers is given as 10+20=30dB
The overall gain can be found by subtracting the total loss that is 5×2=10 from the overall gain
We get 30−10=20dB , this is the total gain
Now we substitute the given and acquired values on the formula dB=10log10(PiPo) and get
20=10log10(PiPo)
Further simplifying we get 2=log10(PiPo)
Using the property log10YX=log10X−log10Y we get
log10Po=2+log10Pi=2.0043
Taking the antilogarithm on both the sides, we get
Po=101mW
The output power of the system is 101mW .
Note:
The gain of power of power gain in an electrical circuit is the ratio of the output power to the input power. The concept of power gain is most commonly used in the use of transistors as they can be used as amplifiers and amplifiers are basically the electronic components that amplify or enlarge input signals. In amplifier configuration, (there are three, common base, common collector, common emitter) the configuration having the highest power gain is the common emitter configuration.