An angle-modulated by the equation: QFM(t) = 10 cos (Oct + 2 sin 2000лt). a) Write expressions for the modulated signal, by considering the plot (table) of the Bessel function curves,then sketch the spectrum. signal with carrier frequency (@c = 2 x 106 ) is described b) Estimate the bandwidth of Q FM(t). c) Find the power of the sideband modulated signal (R = 12). (

An angle-modulated by the equation: QFM(t) = 10 cos (Oct + 2 sin 2000лt). a) Write expressions for the modulated signal, by considering the plot (table) of the Bessel function curves,then sketch the spectrum. signal with carrier frequency (@c = 2 x 106 ) is described b) Estimate the bandwidth of Q FM(t). c) Find the power of the sideband modulated signal (R = 12). (

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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