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Hi fellows,
When reading this book, I have a problem in Example 4.1 in Chapter 4. It introduces a filter's Q caculation when the adjacent channel interfer should have a 35 dB supression. I am confused by the words' for a attentuation of 35 dB (=56.2) at 900.4MHz, this quantity must be equal to R(square)/56.2(square)...' How does the 'R(square)/56.2(square) ' comes out?
When reading this book, I have a problem in Example 4.1 in Chapter 4. It introduces a filter's Q caculation when the adjacent channel interfer should have a 35 dB supression. I am confused by the words' for a attentuation of 35 dB (=56.2) at 900.4MHz, this quantity must be equal to R(square)/56.2(square)...' How does the 'R(square)/56.2(square) ' comes out?