Group 11 Term Paper Communications 1
Group 11 Term Paper Communications 1
Group 11 Term Paper Communications 1
Simulation
JILLIAN MAE GONZALES, EARL STHEPEN
MOLINO, JOHN PARDUCHO, JAN JADRIEN
RAMOS, CLARENCE GILFRED TERRENAL
ECEN 30044 COMMUNICATIONS 1
Abstract – Amplitude
Modulation (AM) radio transmissions
are widely utilized in both private and I. INTRODUCTION
commercial applications, with the
goal of broadcasting to an audience, AM, or amplitude modulation,
whether it's a person speaking, Morse is a type of modulation used in radio
code, or even copyrighted music. The transmissions for broadcasting and
amplitude of the wave is modulated two-way radio communication
and then encoded with the transmitted applications. The ease of usage of
sound in AM radio frequencies (RF) amplitude modulation was one of the
transmissions, while the frequency main reasons for its use. The system
remains constant. Furthermore, AM only required modulation of the carrier
radio transmissions can occur on a amplitude, but the detector required in
variety of frequencies, with the receiver could be a simple diode-
broadcasts on the same frequency based circuit. This meant that AM
causing interference. Therefore, radios didn't need costly demodulators,
selecting a unique frequency band which cut prices - a fundamental
plays a vital role if one wants to necessity for widespread adoption of
transmit clean, with little to no radio technology, especially in the
interference, communications early days of radio when integrated
(Omotunde, 2020). Furthermore, circuits weren't yet available.
using simple electronic components Reginald Fessenden, a
such as resistors, capacitors, Canadian engineer, transmitted the first
transistors, and others, this term amplitude modulated signal in 1901.
paper creates a highly controllable He used a carbon microphone in the
and efficient Amplitude Modulation antenna lead to record a continuous
(AM) transmitter. The circuit design spark transmission.
is created and simulated through the The microphone's resistance
mobile application, EveryCircuit, changed as a result of the sound waves
which offers its users eye-comforting hitting it, and the intensity of the
visuals, functionality, and transmission changed as a result.
interactivity in everything circuits Although the signals were primitive,
without sacrificing portability. they were detectable over a few
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Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Sto. Tomas Branch
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering
2-1
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Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Sto. Tomas Branch
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering
2-1
3
Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Sto. Tomas Branch
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering
2-1
4
Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Sto. Tomas Branch
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering
2-1
5
Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Sto. Tomas Branch
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering
2-1
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Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Sto. Tomas Branch
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering
2-1
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