EEEE2044:Analogue AM, FM and PM Modulation and Demodulation Flashcards

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1
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State two applications of AM modulation

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  • Broadcasting (AM Radio)
  • Communicating between aircraft
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2
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State when modulation occurs

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  • When the modulation index < 1
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3
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State what happens as the modulation index increases in the time domain

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  • The trough of the top wave and the peak of the bottom wave get closer together
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4
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State the equation for the modulation index, μ

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  • μ = (Modulating or sideband amplitude)/Carrier Amplitude
  • μ = Am/Ac
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5
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State the equations used to find the modulation index from frequency domain spectrum

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  • 𝑁𝑑𝐵 = 20 𝑙𝑜𝑔(μ/2)
  • 𝑁𝑑𝐵 = Carrier Amplitude - Lower Side Band Amplitude
  • μ = 2 x 10^(𝑁𝑑𝐵/20)
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6
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State the formula for Power used by the carrier

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  • Pcarrier = Ac²/2R
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State the formula for Power used by one sideband

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  • Psideband = (Am²/2R) x 1/R = Am²/8R = (μ² x Ac²)/8R
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State the formula for total power in an AM Modulated Signal

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  • Ptotal = Pcarrier + 2(Psideband) = Ac²/2R(1 + μ²/2)
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State the equation for Power efficiency of AM Modulation, η

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  • η = 2(Psideband)/Ptotal = 2μ²Ac²/8R x 2R/Ac²(1 + μ²/2)
  • η = μ²/2 x (2/2+μ²)
  • η = μ²/2+μ²
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10
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State the advantages of SSB-SC compared to DSB-AM

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  • Uses less Bandwidth
  • Saves more power
  • Reduces amount of noise in signal
  • SSB transmitters can be made smaller and lighter
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11
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Explain the difference in bandwidth content between DSB-SC and DSB-SC AM modulations?

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  • DSB-AM transmits the carrier and lower sidebands
  • DSB-SC AM has no carrier in spectrum, only upper and lower sidebands
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12
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State the expression of a DSB-AM signal over time

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  • Xam(t) = Am/2 x (cos(ω𝑐 ± ω𝑚)t) + A𝑐cosω𝑐t
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13
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State the equation for frequencies of the Carrier, Lower Sideband and Upper Sideband

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  • Carrier = ω𝑐 = 2πf𝑐
  • Lower Sideband = ω𝑐 - ω𝑚
  • Upper Sideband =
    ω𝑐 + ω𝑚
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14
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State the equation for Bandwidth of a modulated signal

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  • Bandwidth = 2 x fm = Upper Sideband - Lower Sideband
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15
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In FM Modulation, when is the frequency of the modulated signal highest?

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  • Frequency highest when modulated signal amplitude is highest
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16
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In FM Modulation, when does the frequency of the modulated signal match the carrier frequency?

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  • When the modulating voltage is 0
17
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State the expression of a PM signal over time

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  • Xpm(t) = Acos[ω𝑐t + kpm(t)]
18
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State the expression of a FM signal over time

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  • Xfm(t) = Acos[ω𝑐t + βsin(ω𝑚t)]
19
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State the equation for the FM modulation index, β

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  • ∆𝜔 = 𝑘𝑓Am
  • β = 𝑘𝑓Am/ω𝑚 =
    ∆𝜔/ω𝑚 = ∆𝑓/𝑓𝑚
20
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State the equation for the series of a FM signal with sinusoidal input

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  • Xfm(t)= A x Σ(∞ to -∞)
    Jn(β )cos(ω𝑐 + nω𝑚)t
21
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State the equation for the Bessel Function

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  • Jn(β)= 1/π x ∫(π to 0)
    cos(βsint - nt)dt
22
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Should the calculator be in Degrees or Radians when using the Bessel function equation?