Determine the thermal noise power per unit bandwidth in the in-phase (I) and quadrature (Q) channels of a receiver. Specify a receiver temperature of 290 K.
T = 290;
k = physconst('Boltzmann');
Compute the noise power per unit bandwidth, split evenly between the I and Q channels. Units are in dB.
name — Name of physical constant 'Lightspeed' | 'Boltzmann' | 'EarthRadius'
Name of physical constant, specified as 'Lightspeed',
'Boltzmann', or 'EarthRadius'. See Physical Constants for a list of values
for physical constants used in Phased Array System Toolbox™.
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