Question #190191

Question 4:

A modulating signal m(t) = 0.8cos(200π t) is used to modulate a carrier signal givenby:c(t)=10cos(2π fct) fc >>100Hz

(a) Find the peak power of DSB and conventional AM signals

(b) Obtain the average power for DSB and conventional AM signals


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2021-05-31T06:20:25-0400

Modulating signal (or) message signal

m(t)=2cos(4000πt)+5cos(6000πt)m(t)=2cos(4000\pi t)+5cos(6000\pi t)

Carrier signal,c(t)=100cos(2πfct)Carrier\space signal, c(t)=100cos(2\pi f_c t)

Given fc=50k HzGiven\space f_c=50k\space Hz

Am1=2 Am2=5 Ac=100 fm1=2kHz fm2=3kHz fc=50kHzAm_1=2 \space Am_2=5 \space Ac=100 \space fm_1=2kHz \space fm_2=3kHz \space f_c=50kHz

a) Conventional Am

Message signal form m(t)=Am cos(2πfmt)Message\space signal\space form\space m(t)=Am\space cos(2\pi f_mt)

Total modulation index μt=μ12+μ22Total\space modulation\space index\space \mu_t=\sqrt{\mu_1^2+\mu_2^2}

μ1=Am1Ac μ2=Am2Ac \mu_1=\frac{Am_1}{Ac}\space \mu_2=\frac{Am_2}{Ac}\space

μ1=2100 μ2=5100\mu_1=\frac{2}{100} \space \mu_2=\frac{5}{100}

μt=(0.02)2+(0.05)2=0.05\mu_t=\sqrt{(0.02)^2+(0.05)^2}=0.05


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