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Hi Richard,
"Richard Clark" wrote in message ... This is comparing elephants to oranges. Not intentionally; I misunderstood your objections. The whole point of the exercise was that just starting with an SNR doesn't provide enough information to do anything useful relating to noise figures, although I didn't realize when I posted it that specifying "an antenna" is way too vague. So, you came up with 60 dB, what was the noise level in? To be consistent with what I was trying to concoct, the noise level would have been kTB with T=290K. Here's a question for you: What's the noise output power of your run-of-the-mill RF signal generator (e.g., an HP 8594A/B/C)? I'm thinking the noise output power is *well* in excess of kTB (where T is the room temperature you're operating the generator in)? ---Joel |
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