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


Expert's answer

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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