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Short Note on : Noise Bandwidth (5 marks)
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  • The noise bandwidth “BN” is defined as the bandwidth of an ideal (rectangular) filter which passes the same noise power as does the real filter. enter image description here
  • Assume that a white noise is present at the input of a receiver (filter).
  • Let the filter have a transfer function H (f) as shown in fig.
  • This filter is being used to reduce the noise power actually passed on to the receiver.
  • Now consider the dotted plot (ideal filter)
  • The centre frequency of this ideal filter is f0
  • Let the bandwidth “BN” of the ideal filter be adjusted in such a way that the noise output power of the ideal filter is exactly equal to the noise output power of a real R-C filter. Then “BN” is called as the noise bandwidth of the real filter.
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