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Lesson Plan Name of The Subject Analog Communications

This document outlines a lesson plan for analog communications covering topics like amplitude modulation, double sideband suppressed carrier modulation, single sideband modulation, vestigial sideband modulation, frequency modulation, noise in analog systems, transmitters and receivers, and pulse modulation. It includes a list of topics to be covered over 12 weeks broken down by week along with learning objectives and a pre-assessment test on communication systems fundamentals.

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Lesson Plan Name of The Subject Analog Communications

This document outlines a lesson plan for analog communications covering topics like amplitude modulation, double sideband suppressed carrier modulation, single sideband modulation, vestigial sideband modulation, frequency modulation, noise in analog systems, transmitters and receivers, and pulse modulation. It includes a list of topics to be covered over 12 weeks broken down by week along with learning objectives and a pre-assessment test on communication systems fundamentals.

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LESSON PLAN

Name of the Subject: ANALOG COMMUNICATIONS


S.N weeks Topic planned
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1. UNIT 1: AMPLITUD E MODULATION

2. Need for modulation, Frequency Division Multip lexing


3. Amplitude Modulation, Definition
4. Time domain and frequency domain description, single tone
1 modulation Power relations in AM Waves
5. Generation of AM waves, square law Modulator, Switching
modulator Detection of AM Waves, Square law detector, Envelope
detector Related Problems
6. Need for modulation, Frequency Division Multip lexing
7. UNIT 2 :DSB&SSB MODULATION

8. 2 Double side band suppressed carrier modulators time do main and frequency
domain description
9. Generation of DSBSC Waves, Balanced Modulators, Ring Modulator Coherent
detection of DSB-SC Modulated waves, COSTAS Loop Time & Frequency
domain description
10. Frequency discrimination method for generation of AM SSB Modulated Wave
11. Phase discrimination method for generating AM SSB Modulated Waves
12. Demodulation of SSB waves
13. Vestigial side band modulation
14. Generation of VSB Modulated wave,
15.
16.
17.
18. 3 Frequency domain description Time do main description
19. Envelope detection of a VSB Wave pulse Carrier Co mparison of AM
Techniques
20. Applications of different AM Systems Related problems
21. ADD ON TOPIC:
22. Double side band suppressed carrier modulators time do main and frequency
domain description
23. Generation of DSBSC Waves, Balanced Modulators, Ring Modulator Coherent
detection of DSB-SC Modulated waves, COSTAS Loop Time & Frequency
domain description
24. Frequency discrimination method for generation of AM SSB Modulated Wave
25. Phase discrimination method for generating AM SSB Modulated Waves
26. Demodulation of SSB waves
27. UNIT- III ANGLE MODULATION

28. 5 Basic concepts, Frequency Modulation: Single tone frequency modulation


Spectrum Analysis of sinusoidal FM Wave, Narrow band FM,
29. Wide band FM
30. Constant Average Power Transmission bandwidth of FM Wave Generation of
FM Waves,
31. Detection of FM Waves, Direct FM
32. Balanced Frequency discriminator Zero crossing Detector
33. 6 Phase locked loop
34. Basic concepts, Frequency Modulation: Single tone frequency modulation
Spectrum Analysis of Sinusoidal FM Wave, Narro w band FM,
35. Wide band FM
36. Constant Average Power Transmission bandwidth of FM Wave Generation of
FM Waves,
37. Detection of FM Waves, Direct FM
38. Balanced Frequency discriminator Zero crossing Detector
39. Comparison of FM & AM
40. UNIT 4 : NOIS E
41. 7 Noise in Analog communication system
42. Noise in DSB & SSB System
43. Noise in AM system
44. Threshold effect in Angle Modulation System
45. Noise in Analog communication system
46. UNIT 5: TRANS MITTERS&RECEIV ERS
47. 8 Radio Transmitter – Classification of Transmitter
48. AM Transmitter
49. Effect of feedback on performance of AM Transmitter
50. 9 FM Transmitter – variable reactance type
51. phase modulated FM Transmitter
52. Frequency stability in FM Transmitter
53. 10 Radio receiver
54. Receiver Types
55. Tuned radio frequency receiver
56. Super heterodyne receiver
57. RF section
58. 11 Characteristics
59. Frequency changing and tracking
60. Intermediate frequency,
61. AGC
62. 12 FM Receiver,
63. Co mparison with AM Receiver
64. Amplitude limiting
65. UNIT-VI PULS E MODULATION
66. 13 Time d ivision Multip lexing
67. Types of Pulse modulation
68. PAM Single polarity
69. double polarity
70. 14 PWM Generation & demodulation
71. PPM Generation and demodulation
72. TDM Vs FDM

ECEL3222 Introduction to Communication communication system

Pre Assessment Test


Pre-assessment is testing students can take before a new subject to find out what the students need more
instruction on and what they may already know.
Pre-assessment is a way to save teachers time within the classroom while teaching new material.

1. What is meant by Communication?


a) Sharing the information between sender and receiver
b) Convey the information between sender and receiver
c) Transmits and receive data between sender and receiver
d) All the above
e) None of the above
2. Modulation is
a) Change characters of the Low frequency modulating signal
b) Change characters of the Low frequency carrier signal
c) Change characters of the High frequency carrier signal
d) Change characters of the High frequency modulating signal
3. Amplitude modulation is
a) The phase of the carrier is varied. Amplitude and Frequency are constant
b) The amplitude of the carrier is varied. Frequency and phase are constant
c) The frequency of the carrier is varied. Amplitude and phase are constant
d) None of the above

4. Sensitivity is
a) The ability to reject unwanted signal
b) The ability to amplify weak signals
c) The ability to reproduce the original signal
d) None of the above
5. Radio Broadcasts are generally
a) Amplitude Modulation
b) Frequency Modulation
c) both Amplitude and Frequency Modulation
d) neither Amplitude nor Frequency Modulation
6. If the frequency of a wave 20Hz, the time period is
a) 20 secs
b) 2 secs
c) 0.2 secs
d) 0.05 secs
7. E and H field are perpendicular to each other
a) True
b) False
8. Sound are electromagnetic wave
a) True
b) False
9. For global communication, the number of satellites needed is
a) 5
b) 1
c) 3
d) 10
10. An AM radio station broadcasts at 30 kW and 85% modulation. Most nearly, the power of the
sidebands is
a) 8 kW
b) 10 kW
c) 20 kW
d) 30 kW
11. In a given AM environment, the highest frequency in the modulating signal is 1000 Hz. The
frequency of the carrier is 100 kHz. Most nearly, the highest frequency in the AM signal is
a) 49 kHz
b) 51 kHz
c) 99 kHz
d) 100 kHz
12. An AM signal has a carrier wave that is given by 6cos 30,000t. The modulation baseband signal
that is added directly to the carrier amplitude is described by π cos 15,000t. What will result
from trying to recover the original signal?
a) no overmodulation in the recovered signal
b) aliasing in the recovered signal
c) overmodulation in the recovered signal
d) zero recovered signal
13. An Angle-modulated signal has a carrier signal of x(t) = 10 cos 10,000t. The modulation
baseband signal has an amplitude of 1 V, an angular frequency of 5000 rad/s, and a phase
sensitivity, kp, of 0.5 rad/V. Most nearly, the phase of the signal at t = 5 s is
a) 1.2 rad
b) 3.3 rad
c) 5.0 rad
d) 5.4 rad
14. In an amplitude-modulated signal, a 900 kHz carrier is modulated by a music signal that has
frequency components from 1 kHz to 10 kHz. The range of the frequencies generated for the
upper sidebands is
a) 440 kHz to 453 kHz
b) 890 kHz to 899 kHz
c) 899 kHz to 910 kHz
d) 901 kHz to 910 kHz
15. A narrowband FM signal has a message bandwidth of 5 kHz. Most nearly, what is the 98%
power bandwidth of the signal?
a) 2.5 kHz
b) 5.0 kHz
c) 7.5 kHz
d) 10 kHz
16. The frequency deviation ratio of a wideband FM signal is 20, and the modulating frequency is 7
kHz.Most nearly, the bandwidth is
a) 3 kHz
b) 30 kHz
c) 140 kHz
d) 300 kHz
17. A pulse-code modulation (PCM) signal is transmitted with a message frequency of 20 kHz and a
quantization level of 16. If the quantization level is increased to 32, the minimum required
bandwidth will increase by a factor of
a) 1.25
b) √ 2
c) √ 3
d) 4
18. Consider a normal amplitude-modulated signal in the frequency domain. Which portion of the
signal carries the information?
a) carrier frequency
b) lower sideband only
c) upper sideband only
d) both the lower and upper sidebands
19. In digital communication, which of the following is analogous to angle modulation in FM
communication?
a) DSB-LC
b) FSK
c) PSK
d) polar modulation
20. A modulated broadband signal has a modulation index, mFM , of 1.5 and a modulation frequency
of 5 kHz.Most nearly, what is the maximum frequency deviation?
a) 2.5 kHz
b) 3.3 kHz
c) 3.5 kHz
d) 7.5 kHz

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