Microwave Engineering Project: Terrestrial Link Design & Analysis

This project details the design of a terrestrial microwave radio communication link between two points 100 kilometers apart, focusing on the computations of losses and gains in the signal path to ensure sufficient received power. It covers key aspects such as frequency of operation (74 GHz), weather effects, atmospheric absorption, transmission line losses, antenna gains, and transmitter/receiver power calculations. The project incorporates formulas for free space path loss and link power budget, ultimately concluding with the design's feasibility based on calculated power levels and component specifications. References to relevant microwave engineering resources are also included. Desklib provides comprehensive resources for students, including past papers and solved assignments.