VariableGainAmplifierBackoffCurvesIboCarrierToImCurve Property

public Function<double, double> IboCarrierToImCurve { get; }

Public ReadOnly Property IboCarrierToImCurve As Function(Of Double, Double)
	Get

public:
property Function<double, double>^ IboCarrierToImCurve {
	Function<double, double>^ get ();
}

member IboCarrierToImCurve : Function<float, float> with get

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The below figure shows the typical variation of carrier to noise spectral density due to intermodulation (C/No)_Im as a function of input back-off (IBO). The model defines IBO as the carrier power at the input of the amplifier normalized by the saturation input power (Pi/Pi_sat). The variable gain amplifier will evaluate this function for a computed IBO, in order to the determine the (C/No)_Im. The noise temperature due to intermodulation is then computed by dividing the carrier power by the (C/No)_Im times Boltzmann's constant.

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