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This document provides instructions for a student project to design an amplitude modulator circuit. The objectives are for students to design, construct, and test their own AM modulator circuit. Students are instructed to use design tools to simulate their circuit design before constructing it using components like resistors, capacitors, and transistors. They will then test the working circuit and compare the results to simulations. A formal report discussing the design, results, and conclusions is required upon completion.

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Documents: Project 2: Amplitude Modulator Circuit

This document provides instructions for a student project to design an amplitude modulator circuit. The objectives are for students to design, construct, and test their own AM modulator circuit. Students are instructed to use design tools to simulate their circuit design before constructing it using components like resistors, capacitors, and transistors. They will then test the working circuit and compare the results to simulations. A formal report discussing the design, results, and conclusions is required upon completion.

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PROJECT 2: AMPLITUDE MODULATOR CIRCUIT

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PROJECT OBJECTIVES

At the end of the project: Students are able to design an amplitude modulator circuit and understand the function of the modulator in communications system Students are able to construct and test their own designed AM modulator Students become familiar with the use of design and simulation tools in design process

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INTRODUCTION

In this project, students are required to design a complete circuit of modulator for Amplitude Modulation (AM). The modulator is needed to be design, construct and test. The use of design and simulation tools such as ORCAD is recommended at early stage of design process.

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PROJECT METHODOLOGY AND INSTRUCTIONS

3.1 Components lists: Turn pin Resistor Capacitor Transistor 2N3904

3.2 Circuit diagram & project specification: Define your project specification by setting the frequency of your carrier frequency and modulation signal. AM signal spectrum is approximately between 300 kHz 3000 kHz.

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By referring to the circuit diagram below as an example, design your amplitude modulator circuit.

AM envelope

Carrier Signal

Modulating Signal

Figure 1: AM modulator circuit

3.2 Design & simulations: By utilizing any design and simulation tools such as ORCAD etc, design your own circuit of AM modulator according to your specifications. Simulate your design and observe the result.

3.3 Circuit construction and testing: Construct your circuit of AM modulator according to your circuit design. With the available devices/ equipment, test your circuit for its operation and functionality. Compare your results with the simulation results.

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RESULTS AND PROJECT REPORT

At the end of Project 2 timeline, you will be evaluating on the workability and results data of your designed circuit. A formal report of the project needs to be submitted upon evaluation. The report should contain explanations about your project and design, results, observations, discussion and conclusion.

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