Theoretical calculations:1. How can you draw the spectrum of FM?2. What is the minimum band width required to modulate the voice signal by using FM?3. How dose the bandwidth change in relation to increasing signal amplitude?4. On what variable of the information signal does the distains of the side band oscillationdepend ?

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1. How can you draw the spectrum of FM?
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