Q5/ A transmitter is angle modulated with a 1 KHz sinusoid to generate the signal: O (t) = 30 COS (6COS 2t x10 t +T x 10 t) If the modulation is FM, determine: a- Modulation index and peak frequency deviation. b- Carrier and information frequencies. c- The total average power with 500 2 load. d- Percentage of this power is at 5 MHz. e- The approximate bandwidth of the FM signal. f- The power of second and third sidebands.

Q5/ A transmitter is angle modulated with a 1 KHz sinusoid to generate the signal: O (t) = 30 COS (6COS 2t x10 t +T x 10 t) If the modulation is FM, determine: a- Modulation index and peak frequency deviation. b- Carrier and information frequencies. c- The total average power with 500 2 load. d- Percentage of this power is at 5 MHz. e- The approximate bandwidth of the FM signal. f- The power of second and third sidebands.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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