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Hi,
The digital receiver sensitivity equation is as follows :
Sensitivity = KTB+NF+(Eb/No)*R/B
Where B is the channel bandwidth
This may be rewritten as :
Sensitivity=KTR+NF+(Eb/No) ( by ommitting B with B)
So what if the filter bandwidth is >> signal bandwidth. This equation will surely be invalid, but how can I calculate the sensitivity then ?
Thanks
The digital receiver sensitivity equation is as follows :
Sensitivity = KTB+NF+(Eb/No)*R/B
Where B is the channel bandwidth
This may be rewritten as :
Sensitivity=KTR+NF+(Eb/No) ( by ommitting B with B)
So what if the filter bandwidth is >> signal bandwidth. This equation will surely be invalid, but how can I calculate the sensitivity then ?
Thanks