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Short for Radio Frequency, i.e. frequencies at which radiation (intentional or not) plays a role. Typically associated with wireless communications, but also relevant for high-speed PCB design.
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Derivation of the Shannon Limit
I am doing the derivation of the Shannon Limit, and I think I ran into a snag, and am in need of a bit of assistance:
Background:
From information theory, we know that the Shannon Limit is:
$$C = W …
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