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find noise voltages at the input and the input signal to noise ratio.

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Reply Tue 28 Jul, 2009 11:53 pm
The equivalent noise resistance for an amplifier is300Ω, and the equivalent shot noise current is5μA. The amplifier is fed form a150Ω, 10μArms sinusoidal signal source. Calculate the individual noise voltages at the input and the input signal to noise ratio in decibels. The noise bandwidth is10MHz.
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Reply Wed 29 Jul, 2009 07:10 pm
Well it nice of you to just give us the whole problem now how about showing us the steps you had taken to solve it and what if anything you had a question about in your solution?
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