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1|E S T F o rmul as

BASIC COMMUNICATIONS
Wavelength

Frequency

Bandwidth

Audio Power
= 0.5

Amplifier Efficiency

Load Impedance

Load Resistance

Collector Voltage

Varactors Capacitance
=

1 + 2

Crystal Thickness

65.5

Oscillator Operating Frequency @


Certain Temperature
= + ( )

Audio Power

Audio Power

= 0.5
=

2

2

2
=
2

Resonant Frequency
=

( ) = 4

Quality Factor

Shape Factor

Image Frequency

60
6

= + 2

Image Frequency Rejection Ratio


=

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2|E S T F o rmul as

Image Frequency Rejection Ratio


= 1 + 2 2

=

= +
= 2

Total Transmitting Power

Coupling Coefficient
=

Bandwidth (AM)

VCO Sensitivity

Upper and Lower Sideband


Frequency

2
= 1 +

Total Sideband Power

Optimum Coupling Coefficient

Bandwidth

= 1.5

Power Saving of Double Sideband


Suppressed Carrier

%. . =

MODULATION


100

Peak Envelope Power

2
=
2

Modulation Index
=

2
2

Emitter Modulator Voltage Gain

= (1 )

Modulation Index for Single Sideband

Total Modulation Index (AM)


= 1 2 + 2 2 + + 2

Upper and Lower Sideband Voltage


= =

= 2

Quality Factor
=

( 1 /20 )
4

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3|E S T F o rmul as

FM Modulator Sensitivity

Deviation Ratio

( )

Percent Modulation (FM)


% =

Carrier Swing

100

. . = 2

FM Bandwidth Carsons Rule


= 2 + (max )

NOISE
Effective Noise Bandwidth
=

Total Harmonic Distortion


% =

Noise Power

Noise Voltage

= 1 2 + 2 2 + 3 2 + + 2

Shot Noise

= 2

FM Exact Bandwidth

= 2

Signal-to-Noise Ratio

= 2

Signal-to-Noise Ratio

= 2

Noise Factor

FM Narrow Bandwidth

FM Wideband Bandwidth

/() = 10log( / )
/() = 20log( / )

Noise Phase Shift

= 1 ;

PM Modulator Sensitivity
=

100

Noise Figure

(/)
(/)

() = (/) (/)

Total Noise Factor


= 1 +

2 1 3 1 4 1
+
+
1
1 2
1 2 3

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4|E S T F o rmul as

Equivalent Noise Temperature

Power Density

= 290( 1)


4 2

Electric Field Intensity

RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION

Velocity of Propagation

Effective Antenna Area


=

Characteristic Impedance

Received Power

Relative Permittivity
=

Characteristic Impedance of a
Medium

Power Density

377

Power Density

2
=

Power Density

4 2

Effective Isotropic Radiated Power

30


4 2

Effective Antenna Area

Snells Law

2
=
4

1 1 = 2 2

Refractive Index

Snells Law

1
1
=
2
2

Critical Angle

= 1

=
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5|E S T F o rmul as

Maximum Usable Frequency


=

Optimum Working Frequency


= 0.85

Distance between Transmitting and


Receiving Antennas
= 17 + 17

Distance between Transmitting and


Receiving Antennas
= 2 + 2

Free Space Loss

= 32.4 + 20 + 20

Time between Fades


=

Number of Cells

3.4642

ANTENNAS

Antenna Efficiency
=

Dipole Gain

( ) = ( ) 2.14

Antenna Power Gain

Effective Isotropic Radiated Power


=

Folded-Dipole Impedance
= 732

Helical Antenna Gain


=

15( )2
3

Helical Antenna Beamwidth


=

52

Parabolic Antenna Beamwidth


2 2
=
2

Passive Reflector Gain


Radial Length
142.5
=

= 20

4
2

Parabola Coupling Factor

Radiation Resistance
=

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6|E S T F o rmul as

TRANSMISSION LINES

Characteristic Impedance of
Balanced wire near Ground

Wavelength

Velocity Factor

Velocity of Propagation
=

Propagation Time

Characteristic Impedance

276
2
2

=
10
1+

Characteristic Impedance of Wires in


Parallel near Ground

69

=
log

Characteristic Impedance of
Balanced 4-wire
2 2
138
22

=
10
1+

4
2 2
1 +

Characteristic Impedance of
Balanced 2-wire near Ground
=

2
2
10 1 +

41 2

276

Characteristic Impedance of Coaxial


Cable
=

138

Reflection Coefficient
=

Characteristic Impedance of ParallelWire Cable


276

10

Reflection Coefficient

Phase Shift

1
+ 1

= (360)

Standing Wave Ratio


=

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7|E S T F o rmul as

Standing Wave Ratio


=

Stripline Characteristic Impedence

1 + ||
1 ||

Standing Wave Ratio

60

ln

Load Power

1 /

(1 + )2

Reflected Power

Load Power

= 2

ln

FIBER OPTICS
Index of Refraction
=

Snells Law

Critical Angle

Impedance Matching

Quarter-wavelength Transformer
Characteristic Impedance
=

Microstrip Characteristic Impedance


87

120

1 1 = 2 2

= (1 2 )
1
1
=
2
2


0.67 0.8 +

Open-Wire (Microstrip) Transmission


Line

Standing Wave Ratio

1 + /

5.98
=
ln

0.8 +
+ 1.41

= 1

Numerical Aperture

= 1 2 2 2
=

Maximum Acceptance Angle


= 1 (1 2 2 2 )

Acceptance Cone

= 2

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8|E S T F o rmul as

Single Mode Cutoff Wavelength


=

21 2
2.405

Maximum Radius

Number of Modes

Bandwidth

0.383


=
2

1
=
2

Bit Rate for NRZ Code


=

Bit Rate for RZ Code


=

1
2

500

Bandwidth-Distance Product

Responsivity

Responsivity

Electrical Bandwidth

0.35
=

Irradiance

Fiber Attenuation

= 10

/10

Photon Energy

Total Rise Time

1234

= 2 + 2 2

Bit Rate for UPRZ Code


=

1
2

Bit Rate for UPNRZ code

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9|E S T F o rmul as

TELEPHONY

Total Channel Capacity in a Cellular


Area

Pulse Dialing Duration


= (0.1) + ( 1)

Frequency Reuse Factor

Tone Dialing Duration

= + ( 1)

DC Loop Resistance
=

Grade of Service

0.1095
2

Traffic Intensity

Carried Traffic

= (1 )

Trunk Utilization

Via Net Loss

= 0.2 + 0.4()

Crosstalk Decibel Unit

= 90

Number of Full-Duplex Cellular


Channels
=

Co-Channel Reuse Ratio


=

Co-Channel Reuse Ratio


= 3

AMPS Transmit Carrier Frequency


= 0.03 + 825

= 0.03( 1023) + 825

AMPS Receive Carrier Frequency


= + 45

GSM Frequency Shift between Mark


and Space
= 0.5

GSM Maximum Transmitted


Frequency
= + 0.25

GSM Minimum Transmitted


Frequency
= 0.25

CDMA Radiated Power

= 76

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10 | E S T F o r m u l a s

MICROWAVE DEVICES

Phase Velocity

Waveguide Longer Dimension


=

Rectangular Waveguide Cutoff


Frequency
=

Group Velocity

= 1

Group Velocity

Phase Velocity

Group and Phase Velocity


= 2

377

2
1

1
2

Guide Wavelength

= 1

2
1

Guide Wavelength

Circular Waveguide Cutoff


Wavelength
=

Waveguide Characteristic Impedance

Rectangular Waveguide Cutoff


Wavelength
=

2
1

Magnetron Average Power


=

Magnetron Duty Cycle


=

Horn Antenna Gain


=

7.5
2

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11 | E S T F o r m u l a s

TERRESTRIAL MICROWAVE

H-Plane Beamwidth
=

E-Plane Beamwidth

70

56
=

Radar Equation

2 2
=
(4)3 4

Radar Distance

Distance between Transmitter and


Receiver
( ) = 2( ) + 2( )

( ) = 17 ( ) + 17( )

K-Factor

1
1 0.04665 0.005577

Effective Earth Radius

Maximum Unambiguous Range


=

Minimum Usable Frequency

Doppler Shift Frequency


=

Earth Curvature
=

Fresnel Zone

1( ) 2( )
1.5

1( ) 2( )
12.75

1( ) 2( )
= 17.3
( ) 1( ) 2( )
1( ) 2( )
= 72.1
( ) 1( ) 2( )

Fresnel Zone Clearance


= 0.61

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12 | E S T F o r m u l a s

Fresnel Zone Clearance


1( ) 2( )
= 43.3
( ) 1( ) 2( )

1( ) 2( )
= 10.4
( ) 1( ) 2( )

Nth Fresnel Zone Radius


= 1

Effective Isotropic Radiated Power


(EIRP)
= ( ) + ( )
=

Unavailability
=

Reliability

= (1 ) 100

Antenna and Feedline Equivalent


Noise Temperature
=

( 1)290 +

Equivalent Noise Temperature


= 290( 1)

Energy per Bit per Noise Density


Ratio

Free Space Loss

= 32.4 + 20( ) + 20( )

= 92.4 + 20( ) + 20( )

Noise Power Density

= 96.6 + 20( ) + 20( )

Carrier-to-Noise Ratio

= 36.6 + 20( ) + 20( )


Isotropic Radiated Power (IRL)

( ) =

Ratio of the Received to Transmitted


Power

() = ( ) + ( ) ( )

Availability

() = ( )

Receive Signal Level (RSL)

( ) = ( ) + ( ) + ( )
( )

Fade Margin

= 30 + 10 log(6 )
10 log(1 ) 70

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13 | E S T F o r m u l a s

DIGITAL AND DATA


COMMUNICATIONS

BPSK Minimum Double-Sided


Nyquist Bandwidth
=

Coding Efficiency

Hamming Code

QPSK Nyquist Bandwidth

2 + + 1

Baud-to-Bit rate Conversion

16-PSK / 16-QAM Nyquist Bandwidth

Processing Gain

() = (/) (/)

8-PSK / 8-QAM Nyquist Bandwidth

= 2

Bandwidth Efficiency

Shannon-Hartley Theorem on
Information Capacity

= 2 (1 + /)

Dynamic Range

Dynamic Range

Aliasing Frequency

= 1.76 + 6.02()

M-ary Encoding

= 2

FSK Frequency Deviation


| |
=
2

Dynamic Range

FSK Baud Rate

= 2 1

Maximum Quantization Error

FSK Minimum Bandwidth


= 2( + )

Data Rate

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14 | E S T F o r m u l a s

-Law Companding
=

Sound Intensity Level (SIL)

ln 1 +

= 1010 ( )

ln(1 + )

= 10 10 + 120

Intersymbol Interference

= 20 log

ACOUSTICS & BROADCASTING


Sound Loudness

Nth Decade

2 = 1 10

Reverberation Time Stephen and


Bate Equation
3

60 = 0.012 + 0.1070

Sabine Equation
= 40 + 10 2 ()

Sound Power Level (PWL)


= 1010 (

= 10 10 + 120

Sound Power Level from an Isotropic


Source
= + 20 10 + 11

=
4 2

60 = 0.049

60 = 0.049

Sound Pressure Level (SPL)

Sound Intensity

60 = 0.049

60 = 0.161

60 = 0.161

= + 20 10 + 8

= 20 10 + 94

Norris-Eyring Equation

Sound Power Level from a Source at


Ground Level

= 2010 ( )

60 = 0.161

(1 )

(1 )

Helmholtz Resonator Frequency

f-rating

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15 | E S T F o r m u l a s

Channel Frequency (Ch.2-4)

Alumination
=

Y-signal

= 54 + 6( 2)

Channel Frequency (Ch.7-13)


= 174 + 6( 7)

= 0.30 + 0.59 + 0.11

Channel Frequency (Ch.14-83)

= 0.60 0.28 0.32

Picture Carrier Frequency

= 0.21 0.52 0.31

Sound Carrier Frequency

I-signal

= 470 + 6( 14)

Q-signal

= + 1.25

C-signal magnitude
=

C-signal phase

= 1

= + 1.25 + 4.5

Color Sub-Carrier Frequency


= + 1.25 + 3.58

Velocity of Sound in Terms of


Youngs Modulus and Density

Video Frequency Response


=

Differential Gain

80

= 1 100

Horizontal Scanning Time in terms of


number of pixels
= 0.125

Tape Recorded Wavelength


=

From:
ECE Solutions in Electronics Systems &
Technologies (Arceo & De Vera)
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