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Explain:1)Input back-off and output back-off 2)Uplink rain-fade margin and downlink rain-fade margin

This question appears in Mumbai University > Satellite Communication and Network subject

Marks: 10 M

Year: May 2015

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Input back-off and output back-off –

  • The input back-off is the difference in dB between the carrier input power at the operating point and saturation point which would be required for single-carrier operation
  • Output back-off is the corresponding drop in output power. Output back off is about 5dB less than …

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