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This document discusses two types of analog modulation: amplitude modulation (AM) and frequency modulation (FM). AM varies the amplitude of the carrier signal based on the modulating signal. The carrier signal's amplitude is increased or decreased depending on the instantaneous amplitude of the modulating signal. FM varies the frequency of the carrier signal based on the modulating signal. The carrier signal's frequency deviates above and below the center frequency by an amount proportional to the instantaneous amplitude of the modulating signal. Key parameters for both AM and FM include modulation index, bandwidth, power, sidebands, and maximum frequency deviation. The modulation index determines the extent of modulation and affects other parameters.

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4analog Modulationsssssssssssssss

This document discusses two types of analog modulation: amplitude modulation (AM) and frequency modulation (FM). AM varies the amplitude of the carrier signal based on the modulating signal. The carrier signal's amplitude is increased or decreased depending on the instantaneous amplitude of the modulating signal. FM varies the frequency of the carrier signal based on the modulating signal. The carrier signal's frequency deviates above and below the center frequency by an amount proportional to the instantaneous amplitude of the modulating signal. Key parameters for both AM and FM include modulation index, bandwidth, power, sidebands, and maximum frequency deviation. The modulation index determines the extent of modulation and affects other parameters.

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ANALOG COMMUNICATIONS Vm

m ; Vm  mVc
I. AMPLITUDE MODULATION Vc

V AM t   V t  sin 2f c t VAM t   V  t  sin 2fc t


 Vc  mt  sin 2f c t  Vc sin 2fc t 
mVc
2

cos 2 f c  f m t  
mVc
2
cos 2 f c  f m t 
 Vc  Vm sin 2f m t  sin 2f c t carrier LSB USB

Instantaneous Value: Bandwidth:

mt   Vm sin 2f m t BW  fUSB  f LSB  2 f m

Envelope: Voltage of Side Band:

g t   Vc  mt  Vm mVc
VSB  
2 2
Vmax:
Power:
Vmax  Vc  Vm
 Psig 
Vmin: dB  10 log 
P 
 ref 
Vmin  Vc  Vm
Half Power Bandwidth:
Perfect Modulation:
Peff  0.5 Pmax
Vmin=0 ; Vm=Vc
RMS Values
Vmax=2Vm=2Vc
2
Vc
V V  Vmin Pc 
m 1 ; m  m  max 2R
Vc Vmax  Vmin
Under Modulation: Pm 
Vm 
2

mVc 
2

m 2Vc
2
 m 2 Pc
2R 2R 2R
m 1 ; Vm  Vc
2
V
Over Modulation: PSB  SB
2R
m 1 ; Vm  Vc Vm 
2
 mVc 
2

 2  2 
*more than 1 modulating signal as long as mT  1   
2R 2R
mT  m12  m22 Vm
2 2
m Vc
2
 
2 2 ( 4) 2 R ( 4) 2 R
 Vm   Vm2 
  1      ... P m 2 Pc
 Vc   c V  m 
4 4
2 2
Vm1  Vm2  ...
 Double Side Band Full Carrier
Vc
 m2 
VmT PT  Pc 1  
mT  VmT  Vc  2 
Vc
m2 m2
V AM t   V t  sin 2f c t VT  Vc 1  IT  I c 1
2 2
Vm
 Vc sin 2f c t  cos 2  f c  f m t Single Side Band Full Carrier
2
Vm  m2 
 cos 2  f c  f m t PT  Pc 1  
2  4 
Single Side Band Suppressed Carrier VPM (t )  Vc cos( 2f c t  m p cos 2f m t )
m 2 Pc 1 d (t )
PT  f (t )  
4 2 dt
Power Saving: 1 d (2f c t  k pVm cos 2f m t )
f (t )  
Power Suppressed 2 dt
% P.S . 
 m2  1
Pc 1    (2f c  2f m k pVm sin 2f m t )
 2  2
 f c  f m k pVm sin 2f m t
II. FREQUENCY MODULATION
 f c  f
 
VFM (t )  Vc cos2  f c  k f Vm cos 2 f mt  t  f  k pVm f m sin 2f m t f max  k pVm f m   p
 
f t  VPM (t )  Vc cos( 2f c  m p cos2f m t )
f t   f c  f  freq. deviation/swing  Vc cos[ 2 ( f c t   p sin2f m t ) t ]
f  Vm cos 2f m t
PM FM
f  k f Vm cos 2f m t
f max  Vm  max  m mp
k pVm
mf
k f Vm
f max  k f Vm   f  max freq. deviation fm

VFM (t )  Vc cos 2 ( f c   f cos2f m t ) t  f max   p
k pVm f m
f
k f Vm
 (t )  2  f (t )dt

 (t )  2  ( f c  k f Vm cos 2f mt )dt f 


mf   p  mp fm m
k f Vm fm fm
 2 ( f c t  sin 2f m t )
2f m
k f Vm
 2f c t  sin 2f m t
fm
k f Vm k f Vm
  sin 2f m t ;  max   mf
fm fm

VFM (t )  Vc cos 2 ( f c   f cos2f m t ) t 
 Vc cos( 2f c t  m f sin2f m t )
III. PULSE MODULATION

VPM (t )  Vc cos 2f c t  k pVm cos 2f m t 


 
 (t )
 (t )  2f c t    phase dev/shift
  Vm cos 2f m t
  k f Vm cos 2f m t
 max  Vm
  k pVm  m p  max phase dev/modulation index

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