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From the following equation, compute the extra power in dB that an 802.15.3c node will need...
From the following equation, compute the extra power in dB that an 802.15.3c node will need to use when transmitting the same distance using 60 GHz as an 802.15.3d node using 2.4 GHz over the same distance.
Equation: 20 log (frequency) + 20 log (distance) – 147.56 dB
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