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A cellular radio transmitter has a power output of 3 W at 800 MHz. It uses an antenna with a gain Continue to post
of 3 dBi. The receiver is 5 km away, with an antenna gain of 12 dBi. Calculate the received signal 0 questions remaining
strength in dBm, ignoring any losses in transmission lines.

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Calculate the power delivered to the receiver.

Substitute 3 dB for , 12 dB for , 800 MHz for f, and 5 Km for d.

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The power delivered to the receiver is,

Substitute 3 W for .

The power delivered to the receiver in dBm is,

Thus, the received signal strength is .

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