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    Problems - Amplitude Modulation

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    The document discusses amplitude modulation (AM) concepts including: - Frequency limits and bandwidth of an AM signal with a 100kHz carrier and 5kHz maximum modulation. - Calculation of peak amplitudes and modulation index for an AM signal with peak voltages of 18V and 2V. - Determination of total modulation coefficient, sideband power, and transmitted power for a signal modulated by three signals. - Calculation of modulation coefficient and percent modulation given maximum and minimum envelope amplitudes. - Determination of maximum modulation frequency for a 20kHz bandwidth AM system. - Calculation of carrier power, sideband power, and total transmitted power for an AM signal with given parameters.

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    The document discusses amplitude modulation (AM) concepts including: - Frequency limits and bandwidth of an AM signal with a 100kHz carrier and 5kHz maximum modulation. - Calculation of peak amplitudes and modulation index for an AM signal with peak voltages of 18V and 2V. - Determination of total modulation coefficient, sideband power, and transmitted power for a signal modulated by three signals. - Calculation of modulation coefficient and percent modulation given maximum and minimum envelope amplitudes. - Determination of maximum modulation frequency for a 20kHz bandwidth AM system. - Calculation of carrier power, sideband power, and total transmitted power for an AM signal with given parameters.

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    The document discusses amplitude modulation (AM) concepts including: - Frequency limits and bandwidth of an AM signal with a 100kHz carrier and 5kHz maximum modulation. - Calculation of peak amplitudes and modulation index for an AM signal with peak voltages of 18V and 2V. - Determination of total modulation coefficient, sideband power, and transmitted power for a signal modulated by three signals. - Calculation of modulation coefficient and percent modulation given maximum and minimum envelope amplitudes. - Determination of maximum modulation frequency for a 20kHz bandwidth AM system. - Calculation of carrier power, sideband power, and total transmitted power for an AM signal with given parameters.

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    Problems Amplitude

    Modulation

    6. For an AM DSBFC modulator with a


    carrier frequency of 100kHz and a
    maximum modulating signal of 5kHz,
    determine:
    a) Frequency limits for the upper and
    lower sidebands
    b) Bandwidth
    c) Upper and lower frequencies
    produced by a modulating signal of
    3kHz.

    Given: fc= 100kHz ; fm(max)= 5kHz


    Required: a.) LSB & USB
    b.) B
    c.) fusf & flsf
    Solution:
    a.) LSB = [fc - fm(max)] to fc
    = [100kHz 5kHz] to 100kHz
    LSB = 95kHz to 100kHz
    a.) USB = fc to [fc + fm(max)]
    = 100kHz to [100kHz + 5kHz]
    USB = 100kHz to 105kHz

    b.) B = 2fm(max)
    = 2(5kHz )
    B = 10kHZ
    c.) given that fm=3kHz
    fusf = fc + fm
    = 100kHz + 3kHz
    fusf = 103kHz
    flsf = fc fm
    = 100kHz - 3kHz
    flsf = 97kHz

    7. For an AM waveform with a


    maximum peak voltage of 18Vp and a
    minimum peak voltage of 2Vp,
    compute for:
    a) Upper and lower peak amplitude side
    frequencies
    b) Peak amplitude of the unmodulated
    carrier
    c) Peak change in the amplitude of the
    envelope
    d) Modulation index
    e) Percent modulation

    Given:
    Vmax= 18Vp
    Vmin= 2Vp
    Required:
    a.) Eusf & Elsf
    b.) Ec
    c.) Em
    d.) m
    e.) M

    Solution:

    a.) Eusf = Elsf =


    Eusf

    =
    = Elsf = 4V

    b.) Ec =
    =
    Ec = 10V

    Solution:
    c.) Em = =
    =
    Ec = 8V
    d.) m = = m = 0.8
    e.) M = x 100% = x 100% M = 80%

    8. For an AM DSBFC transmitter with


    an unmodulated carrier power Pc =
    100W
    that
    is
    modulated
    simultaneously by three modulating
    signals with coefficients of modulation:
    0.2, 0.4, 0.5. Determine:
    a) Total coefficient of modulation
    b) Upper and lower sideband power
    c) Transmitted power

    Given:

    Pc = 100W m1 = 0.2m2 = 0.4


    m3 = 0.5
    Required : a.) mt
    b.) Psbt
    c.) Pt
    Solution:
    a.) mt=
    =
    mt = 0.67

    b.) Psbt =
    Psbt

    =
    =

    c.) Pt = Pc ( 1
    = 100W ( 1 + )
    Pt = 122.45W

    9. For the maximum positive envelope


    voltage of 12V and a minimum positive
    envelope amplitude of 4V. Determine
    the modulation coefficient and percent
    modulation.
    Given: Vmax = 12V; Vmin = 4V
    Required: m & M

    Solution:

    m=
    =
    m = 0.5
    M = x 100%
    = X 100%
    M = 50%

    10. What is the maximum modulating


    signal frequency that can be used with
    AM DSBFC system with a 20kHz
    bandwidth?
    Given: B = 20kHz
    Required: fm(max)
    Solution:
    B = 2fm(max)
    fm(max) = B/2
    = 20kHz / 2
    fm(max) = 10kHz

    11. For an AM DSBFC wave with an


    unmodulated carrier voltage of 18Vp
    and load resistance of 72 and a
    modulation
    coefficient
    of
    0.6
    Determine:
    a) Unmodulated carrier power
    b) Total sideband power
    c) Upper and lower sideband power
    d) Total transmitted power.

    Given: Vc = 18Vp
    RL= 72
    Required:
    a) Pc
    b) Psb
    c) Pusb & Plsb
    d) Pt
    Solution:
    a.) Pc = Vc2 / 2R ;
    = (18V)2 / 2(72)
    Pc = 2.25W

    b.) Psb = m2Pc / 2


    = (0.6)2(2.25W) / 2
    Psb = 0.405 W
    c.) Pusb = Plsb = m2Pc / 4
    Pusb

    = (0.6)2(2.25W) / 4
    = Plsb = 0.2025 W

    d.) Pt = Pc ( 1+ m2/2)
    = Pc ( 1+ m2/2)
    = (2.25W) (1+ 0.62/2)
    Pt = 2.655W

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