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Equivalent noise temperature of a transmission line connecting the antenna to the receiver is:

Equivalent noise temperature of a transmission line connecting the antenna to the receiver is: Correct Answer TP (LP-1)

The transmission line connecting the antenna to the receiver has a loss of LT and is at a physical temperature TP. its noise equivalent temperature is given by TP (LP-1).

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