For an FM modulator with modulation index m (as in table modulating signal v„(t) = cos(2nf mt) Fm as in table Q1), and %3D an unmodulated carrier v.(t) = 10 cos (2nf t) (f.as in table Q1) Assume R,=502 i) Determine the number of sets of significant sidebands. ii) Determine their amplitudes. iii) Draw the frequency spectrum showing the relative the amplitudes of side frequencies.

For an FM modulator with modulation index m (as in table modulating signal v„(t) = cos(2nf mt) Fm as in table Q1), and %3D an unmodulated carrier v.(t) = 10 cos (2nf t) (f.as in table Q1) Assume R,=502 i) Determine the number of sets of significant sidebands. ii) Determine their amplitudes. iii) Draw the frequency spectrum showing the relative the amplitudes of side frequencies.

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