Velocidad PIRE o EIRP

= 310 8 =

= () () = = =

= +
Eficiencia antena
=
() ()
= % = 100
() () =

2 () = 1010 ( )
=
2 ( + ) +

() = 1010 ( ) + 1010 ( )
Ganancia de Potencia 0.001
() = 1010 ( )
=

= () = 1010 ( ) + 1010 ( )
0.001
= = 100%
Potencia de Entrada
(/2 )
() = 1010 ( ) = +
(/2)
Potencia de Perdida
Ganancia G (Watts/dB) a Adimensional
2
= ()
()
= 10 10 ( )
() Potencia de Salida o Potencia de Radiacin
2
Dimetro parbola (mts) = + =

Perdidas por el espacio libre

= ( )
= 32,45 + 2010 (() )
+ 2010 (() )
Ganancia antena parbola (db)
= 92,45 + 2010 (() )
2 4
= ( ) = 2 + 2010 (() )

Apertura de Haz Parablica = 2010 (() )
70 70 + 2010 (() )
= = 87,55

rea efectiva antena = 2010 (() )
= + 2010 (() )
27,55
= rea efectiva
Potencia del receptor
2 30 2
=
4 () = () ()
+ () ()

= = + () ()
30
SWR (ROE) Calidad de la antena
+
= = =

1+ 1 DENSIDAD DE POTENCIA
= =
1 + 1
= 2
=
4 42
= > 1

Densidad de flujo de potencia elctrico

=| |=| | 2
+ = =
120 4 2
(|(, )|)2 2
=| | (, ) =
+ 600

Voltaje antena inducido

FRISS SIN PERDIDA POR EL AIRE / CON PERDIDA =

2

= (4 ) Campo elctrico recibido
()

() = 104,8 + ( )2010 ()
2
= 2
(4() )
Potencia en dBm y dBw

S/N sing to noise = + 30 = 30

2 Potencia en dBuV

/ = 1010 ( ) 1010 ( 2 )
/2 = + 30
2

Potencia radiacin con Intensidad de E Potencia en dBi

2 2 = 10 () + 2.15
= ( )2
120 4 Conversiones

= = 1 = 1010 ( )
( )2 1

Frecuencia de Resonancia = f central = f 1 = 1010 ( )
1
operacion
0,7746
+
= = 1010 ( )
2 0,774
Ancho de banda (Band Wich)
+
=

Mtodos de propagacin radio elctrica
(2 )(1 )
+ ( + 1 ( )( )) ; >
Zona de Fresnell 1 1 (2 ) + 2 (1 )
=
(2 )(1 )
Radio del Elipsoide de Fesnell + ( + 2 ( )( )) ; >
{ 2 1 (2 ) + 2 (1 )

1 2
= 1 = 1
1 + 2 1

2 = 2
2
= 0 17,32( )
4
Knife-Edge Epstein-Peterson

Sumatoria de perdidas parciales

= 1/2 8,657
FLS

G is the gain in dB on a particular

1 2
> 1 17,32 azimuth
Gm is the maximum power gain in dB
referenced to a half-wave dipole
= 1,33 Rv is the relative field voltage for the
particular azimuth
GdBi = GdBd + 2.15
Knife-Edge
G(dB) = Gm(dBd) + 20 log Rv
2(1 + 2 ) 21 2
= Rv = 10(G - Gm)/20
1 2 (1 + 2 )

Rp = P (Rv)2
= 2
2
1 ( ) dBu is E (electric field intensity) always in decibels
= + ( ) above one microvolt/meter (dBV/m)
2 + 1
dBV (using the Greek letter [mu] instead of u)
is voltage expressed in dB above one microvolt into
= 6,9 + 2010 (( 0,1)2 + 1) a specific load impedance; in land mobile and
broadcast this is commonly 50 ohms.
+ 0,1 dBm is a power level expressed in dB above one
milliwatt
1 > < 0 ; 2010 (0,5 0,62)
E(dBV/m) = 106.92 + ERP(dBk)
1 < ; 0 - 20 log d(km)

0 > 1; 2010 (0,50,95 )

ERP is expressed in dB above 1 kW
1< d is distance expressed in kilometers
2.4 ; 2010 (0,4 impedance is 50 ohms
0,1184 (0,38 0,1)2 ) E(dBV/m) = E(dBV) - Gr(dBi)
+ 20log f(MHz) - 29.8
0,225
> 2,4 = 2010 ( )

Knife-Edge Bullington
E(dBV) = E(dBV/meter) +
> 80 Gr(dBi) - 20log f(MHz) + 29.8
 Solved for received voltage this
equation becomes
E(dBV) = E(dBV/meter) +
Gr(dBi) - 20log f(MHz) + 29.8

For Power and Voltage calculations

into a 50 ohm load:
(8) P(dBm) = E (dBV) - 107

P(dBm) = E (dBV/m) + Gr(dBi)

- 20log F(MHz) - 77.2

more general equation for values of

impedance (Z) other than 50 is:
P(dBm) = E (dBV) - 20log(Z)
- 90

P(dBm) = E (dBV/m) + Gr(dBi)

- 20log F(MHz) - 20log(Z) -
60.

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