What properties do it show that a modulated signal is an AM signal?
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What properties do it show that a modulated signal is an AM signal?
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- what happens when the modulation order is increased for a modulated signal?4. A modulated signal (AM) varies between the maximum values of +18V and -18V, if the carrier has an amplitude of 12V, a) What is the modulation index? b) What is the maximum magnitude of the modulator? c) Sketch the envelope of the modulated waveDoes a PCM signal have a smaller bandwidth? Why or Why not?
- In the AM in the figure; a) Modulation index b) Information and Carrier amplitude c) Information and carrier frequencies d) Sideband and total powers e) Calculate the yield f) Draw the frequency spectrum?How should I find worst case values of Rin and Rf?1. What is the function of the modulator? 2. What are the signals called? input and output of the modulator? 3. What is the function of the carrier wave? 4. What type of wave is it?
- Write two factors justifying the need of modulating a signal. A carrier wave of peak voltage 12 V is used to transmit a message signal. What should be the peak voltage of the modulating signal in order to have a modulation index of 75%?What information can be obtained by result and analysis of "Enhance AM radio signal broadcasting"What is the importance of the modulation percentage in an AM system, does it have to do with over modulation, does it have to do with distortion?
- Describe how FM signals are different from AM signals?When does maximum frequency deviation occur in an FM signal? -It occurs during the transition of the modulating signal to the opposite sign. -It occurs at the maximum amplitude point of the modulating signal. -It occurs during the maximum rate of change of the modulating signal. -It occurs at the mean point of the modulating signal.Select the correct statement regarding the difference between the FM and the AM modulated signal waveforms.