A cosine carrier of frequency 1 MHz and unit amplitude ( A, =1) is FM tone-modulated by a cosine modulation of unit amplitude (A_ = 1), modulation frequency 1 kHz ((f_ =1000) with a frequency deviation f, = 3000. Fill in a tabular with headings as indicated in the table below with the numerical frequency and numerical average signal power (not amplitude) of the six' strongest sinusoidal components in the frequency spectrum of the modulated carrier. Bessel table is provided. Note: The average signal power of any sinusoid is one-half of the square of its amplitude. Sideband Sideband frequency (MHz) | Signal power (W) 1"

A cosine carrier of frequency 1 MHz and unit amplitude ( A, =1) is FM tone-modulated by a cosine modulation of unit amplitude (A_ = 1), modulation frequency 1 kHz ((f_ =1000) with a frequency deviation f, = 3000. Fill in a tabular with headings as indicated in the table below with the numerical frequency and numerical average signal power (not amplitude) of the six' strongest sinusoidal components in the frequency spectrum of the modulated carrier. Bessel table is provided. Note: The average signal power of any sinusoid is one-half of the square of its amplitude. Sideband Sideband frequency (MHz) | Signal power (W) 1"

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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