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length of building is given by l= 500m

And λ ~ 4l= 4 *  100 =400mf

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Ground wave propagation – 530KHz to 1710KHz

Sky wave propagation- 1710KHz- 40MHz

Space wave propagation- 54MHz to 42GHz 

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In amplitude modulated wave side frequency contain the information and from the question the power will be ωc, (ωc – ωm) and (ωc + ωm)

So to minimise cost of radiation we use both (ωc – ωm) and (ωc + ωm)

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Frequency, fmax= 9 (Nmax)1/2

For F1 layer frequency is 5MHz

So 5 * 10 6 = 9 ( N m a x ) 1/2

Nmax= (5/9 * 10 6 )2= 3.086 * 1011/m3

For F2 layer 8MHz

8 * 10 6 = 9 ( N m a x ) 1/2

Nmax= (8/9 * 10 6 )2= 7.9 * 1011/m3

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maximun distance to cover entire surface of earth for communication is

dm2= (R+h)2+ (R+h)2= 2 (R+h)2

So dm= 2 h R + 2 h R = 2 2 h R

8hR= R2+2Rh+h2

R-h=0

R=h so frequency of space wave Is less than height of tower. So it is also keep in consideration. for 3 dimension coverage 2 antennna each side means total 6 antenna required.

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Range = 2 h R = 2 * 20 * 6.4 * 10 6 = 16 k m

Area = π R 2 = 3.14 * 16 * 16 =803.84km2

When H= 25 m

Range = 2 h R + 2 H R = 2 * 20 * 6.4 * 10 6 + 2 * 25 * 6.4 * 10 6 = 33.9km

Area= 3.14 * 33.9 * 33.9 = 3608.52 k m 2

percentage increase = 3608.52 - 803.84 803.84 * 100 = 348.9 %

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Total distance = 5km and loss is 2 dB/km

So total loss = 5 (2)= 10 dB

Total gain in amplifier  10+20= 30dB and gain in signal is 20dB

So by the formula 20= 10log10 p o p i

log10 p o p i = 2

so po/pi= 102

so Po= Pi (100)= 101mW

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In modulating signal we add career wave or noise signal to send it to receiver end and this wave is varied from time to time that is why more noise appear.

But in frequency modulation frequency is not varied so less noise appear.

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Frequency tuned amplifier is 1 2 π L C = 1 M H z

L C =1/2 π * 10 6

L C = 2.54 * 10 - 14 s

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Maximum amplitude = Am+Ac =12 while minimum amplitude is Ac-Am=3

Using elimination method = 2Ac= 18

Ac=9 and Am= 6V

So modulating index m = 6/9= 2/3

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