can you box the final answer A frequency modulator circuit has 100HZ/V frequency deviation constant. The FM signalproduced is 50 sin[2r (40 x 10°)t + 2 cos 2n (1 x 10³)t]. The antenna resistance is 300 ohms.a. Determine the equation of the modulating signalb. Calculate the FM bandwidth by Bessel approximationc. Calculate the rms current of the FM signald. Calculate the FM bandwidth by Carson approximatione. Determine the percent modulation if the amplitude of the modulating signal is 20V andthe maximum allowed deviation is 30kHz.f. What is the necessary amplitude of the modulating signal if it is required to produce asingle pair of significant sideband?

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A frequency modulator circuit has 100HZ/V frequency deviation constant. The FM signal produced is 50 sin[2r (40 x 10°)t + 2 cos 27 (1 x 10³)t]. The antenna resistance is 300 ohms. a. Determine the equation of the modulating signal b. Calculate the FM bandwidth by Bessel approximation c. Calculate the rms current of the FM signal

A frequency modulator circuit has 100HZ/V frequency deviation constant. The FM signal produced is 50 sin[2r (40 x 10°)t + 2 cos 27 (1 x 10³)t]. The antenna resistance is 300 ohms. a. Determine the equation of the modulating signal b. Calculate the FM bandwidth by Bessel approximation c. Calculate the rms current of the FM signal

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