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Slowly increase the level of audio signal input and keep observing the amplitude
3.
modulated waveform on C.R.O
For a particular level of Audio signal measure A and B as shown in fig. 1(d)
4.
Calculate percentage modulation
A-B
X100
m
A +B
FIG 1 (D) AM. SIGNALS AS A RESULT OF
DIFFERENT LEVELS OF AUDIO SIGNAL
OBJECT 4:- TO DEMODULATE AMPLITUDE MODULATED WAVEFORM AND OBSERVE
ON C.R.O.
PROCEDURE
Switch ON the power supply
Connect carrier wave to the sockets marked CARRIER IN and 1 KHz audio signal from
Audio Frequency Generator to the sockets marked AUDIO IN.
1.
Connect the sockets marked modulated output to the sockets marked Modulated
Signal IN of the demodulating circuit.
3.
Observe the waveform at sockets marked DEMODULATED OUTPUT. The waveform
should be a 1 KHz Audio Signal as fed from the Audio Frequency Generator.
4.
REFERENCES
1.
Basic Electronics by Henry Jacobowitz
QUESTIONS
What type of electronic device is required for amplitude modulation?
What will be the result if we remove positive half of the AM signal instead of its negative
half during demodulation?
Can we reverse the direction of the diode in the demodulating circuits?
1.
2.
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Patch cords stackable 4mm length 50cm Black-1.
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Transcribed Image Text:40501 - Amplitude Modulation and Demodulation 6/6 Slowly increase the level of audio signal input and keep observing the amplitude 3. modulated waveform on C.R.O For a particular level of Audio signal measure A and B as shown in fig. 1(d) 4. Calculate percentage modulation A-B X100 m A +B FIG 1 (D) AM. SIGNALS AS A RESULT OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF AUDIO SIGNAL OBJECT 4:- TO DEMODULATE AMPLITUDE MODULATED WAVEFORM AND OBSERVE ON C.R.O. PROCEDURE Switch ON the power supply Connect carrier wave to the sockets marked CARRIER IN and 1 KHz audio signal from Audio Frequency Generator to the sockets marked AUDIO IN. 1. Connect the sockets marked modulated output to the sockets marked Modulated Signal IN of the demodulating circuit. 3. Observe the waveform at sockets marked DEMODULATED OUTPUT. The waveform should be a 1 KHz Audio Signal as fed from the Audio Frequency Generator. 4. REFERENCES 1. Basic Electronics by Henry Jacobowitz QUESTIONS What type of electronic device is required for amplitude modulation? What will be the result if we remove positive half of the AM signal instead of its negative half during demodulation? Can we reverse the direction of the diode in the demodulating circuits? 1. 2. ACCESSORIES : Patch cords stackable Ammengi60em-Red2 Patch cords stackable 4mm length 50cm Black-1. Tesca Technologies Pvt. Ltd. www.tesca.in
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