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If the distance between a transmitting station and receiving station is 1 Km and if the antennas are operating at a wavelength of 5 cm, then the path loss is:

If the distance between a transmitting station and receiving station is 1 Km and if the antennas are operating at a wavelength of 5 cm, then the path loss is: Correct Answer 108 dB

Path loss is given by the expression 20 log (4πR/λ) in db. Substituting the given values in the above expression, the path loss is 108 dB.

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