Problem 1: The carrier c(t)=10cos(8tx10°)t is frequency modulated by the signal m(t)=cos(4000rt). The (peak) frequency deviation is 10kHz. (a) Determine the amplitude and frequency of all signal components that have a power level of at least 15% of the power of the FM signal. (b) What is the bandwidth of the FM signal?

Problem 1: The carrier c(t)=10cos(8tx10°)t is frequency modulated by the signal m(t)=cos(4000rt). The (peak) frequency deviation is 10kHz. (a) Determine the amplitude and frequency of all signal components that have a power level of at least 15% of the power of the FM signal. (b) What is the bandwidth of the FM signal?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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