Find the effective noise temperature, Electrical Engineering

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Q. An antenna with an effective noise temperature of 130 K couples through a waveguide that has a loss of 0.8 dB to a receiver. Find the effective noise temperature presented by the waveguide output to the receiver if the waveguide's physical temperature is 280 K.


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