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FM Demod

The document discusses FM demodulators, focusing on the principles of phase-locked loops (PLL) and their application in demodulating FM signals. It explains the operation of PLL circuits, including their components and characteristics, and describes how they can be used for frequency demodulation and FM to AM conversion. Additionally, it outlines experiments to measure the performance of the LM565 PLL circuit and its parameters.

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FM Demod

The document discusses FM demodulators, focusing on the principles of phase-locked loops (PLL) and their application in demodulating FM signals. It explains the operation of PLL circuits, including their components and characteristics, and describes how they can be used for frequency demodulation and FM to AM conversion. Additionally, it outlines experiments to measure the performance of the LM565 PLL circuit and its parameters.

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ity oJ T, c h d olog!

nnuication Engiidirg Lab.

Ep.No.I
FM Demodulrtors

l studying lhe pdnc ple ol pha*l@ked l@p


2. UndsEtand ng th€ chaGcter stics of ih€ PLL 1M565
3 OEmodllaling FM siqdalusn9 PLL
4. Domdulaiing FM signalusing FM to AM @nv*ion di$ndimto'

8 r t)ls( r sst{rN I)l: l:l l\l),\\ll NT,\l.s

FGquency dododulalor also ca led frequencv d$iminator, is a cncuil which


@nv€ds instanla@G neqEncy vana ons lo lireat wltage chano6
Th€e

aGmany typ€s ol cncun used 1n @mnunieton sylt6d sch as FM lo AM


conveGion balan@d and phae_shfl di& dhaioE and phae locked
roop

(PLL) neq@nc'y d€modulato. Ln this .tpeamed


opealions of PLL fi€qudcy demodulaior and FM !o AM 6n@6i@

Ph!+Gr.d !@p (PLL) oFntion

Th€ PLL E an 6leciro.Lc e€dback mnlrol syetem a3 illuskaled by th€ block


dia96d in FLg &1 ot locling lhe odpd.nd opul signals in go'd aoreflec
ph.e. h 6dio communi€tion il , €rid filqlencv
in both fi€quency and
dris due to lEBmiss on tle PLL n @eive. crculi wil tack lhe carier
sismr]:

Fig&1 pLL btck diag.Em

The PLL in the fotJeing expsimsts i! used in two difbEm


waF: (t) as a
d€modllarof where ii is u*d to iolow phase or frequercy
nodur.l,on and (2)
io rEck a €fjer siqnat *hidr may vary n f,equdcy with
tjme
rn g6nerar. a PLLcncuit inctud€e the toltowrig
sdi*

3 VorEge Contro ed o*itiato. (vco)

Ihs phase d.iecior wihrn lhe pLL t@ks at tts iwo inputs
and devetop..n
outp(n 0lat B zerc at the t*E inAn tr€qoencj€s ae id€nti@t.
|' ihe t*o inAn
r€q6ncr6 aB not denhcat, th.n lhe o!9ut of d€tector. when pa$ed throloh
tE low-pa* filier remrying $€ 4 @mp@nts, is a dc t4t apd€d rro the vco
input This adion cloe$ nre t€edback oop stnce the dc teve ApprEd
to the
VCO input dEng6 lhE VCO odpd rr6qHcy in an atlarpr
b mb n eEclry
mabh ihe inpui fi€qlency tf the VCO output tequency squEtE
the input
f€quffcy, Lne PLLbase.hierfd tod( and lhe@ rotvolt
96n[ b. uero ror as
long as fle PLL Inpui trequency €mahs consia Th6 paEmGrs
o, pLL
shwn In Fig &1 a.e as lol@:

pha* d€tector f.in in vo[tradian

&6K. =clos€d l@p gain in kHz,\/ott


, J-LTt_r -rlf LJ t f LrL[1
"''"', J-Lf Lf l-l-f-Lf LfLfLf
-* _JUUULI ff,'L,tftru |IT-U.lf]fl

A betlr undeGtandinq of th6 opeEilon of phas delector m.y ba obta ned by


onsidenng lhal the s mple EXCULSIVE OR (XOR) gate is used as a pha*
detector The XOR gate €n be thoughl ot as an inequalit deteclor which
compaf6 lh€ npuls and produ€ a puls oulpul when f€s nplts ae
unequal Thewdtholtheouiputpuseisproporlona b the pha* €rcr ot rhe
iiputsign.b AsshdninFig 3-2. lhe widh ol lhe ouQ|n puls6 of (b) i5 larcer
rhan rhat ol (a) and is smalrer $an thal or (c) vlrH the outpul of phase
deleror s appried ro l,he inpd ol low-pass lShe( rhe oLFur ol low-p.s fher
sholld b€ a dc leve tlal s d rcdly poponDnal lo tle pul* widlh n olhef
words the odpul dc level is proporlDna io the pha* e(or or inplt sgnals. Fig.
&2(d) shws lhe €lalionship b€lwen the input phase ero. and the outpul d.
naflv f--.l
t""f f
--f-
+

Fq &3 Ope,at on oftreqlency locr'ng

For a ludher undeGtanding ol ihe op€Elion of rh€ PLL €n be oblained by


6nsd€ring rh.l inirialry rhe PLL s not ln l@k. Th6 vco
a^ nput vo tage of
has
2V and is runninq at iE freerun^ing ftequency say lkHz conederlhe signals
shmn F g &3 ll Ihe vCO tr€quency and lhe s gnal A witi lhe lower
'n
fequency 93OHz a€ apprcn b the nputs of lhe phas deb.ror XOR ihe
natrNe. width of oulpul pulse w lcau* lhe @pass 6lter obtain ng lhe
smaller outpd vortage of 1v Ths smalrer vo[age d@reases fle vco
lrequency closero Iheinpui frequeicy llheVco oulpull€quenc'y<uaslhe
nput treauency, od( wi I res! I On lhe I 2KHz or
conlBry lhe highe.ft equency
npLn sgna B eu*s rhe rarcer filler ourpul ol 3v thal n@aes $e vco
f,equency outpul to ock at rhe input requency

LM565 PLf, Ba3rc Charactorrrrac.

ihe 1M555 is a gene.a-pu.pos phasel@ked oop a^d is widely used in


fiequency demodulaion In desEnng wilh lhe 1M565 lhe imponanl
paGmetets of rnle€sl are .s iol ows
1 F@tunhing FEq@ncy

Fg 4,4 shows 1M565 ntheabsen@oftheinpdsignat the


a PLL ctrclil wilh
outpur t€quency or vco s caled lhe ii*tunninq trequenct /, lnthe PLL
'le
circuit ot Fq 3r,. tle fr*tunn ng iaequency ol 1M565 is detem ned by the
tming @nporefts q and VR . and €n be found by

C o*d loopgaii :
^
whe€ v.: lola supplyvorage Io rhe c rcu r = vf( v@)=5v-(-5v) : 10v
n ary lhe PLL s in a r€ady locl€d siale and lhe vco tunning al some
's
fiequency f rhe npul fiequency /rs away nom lne vco fiequenry7, lockng
may s omu v\h€n the Inpul ftelue^cy eaches a spefic lrequency wh€re
fle PLL loses ock.lhe iroquency dinerene ol/ and /,6 caled lhe lock ranle
ofihe oop The rock €igeolLM565can be found by

=!l! t" z-''c.

Intraly lhe oop s lnlocked and the vco 6 tunn ng ai some lrequencv tine
rnput lrcquency, is clo* lo lhe Vco frequency I unldkng may msnla'i
wh€n lhe inoul neqlenc, reaches a specric lrequency whe€ the PLL locrs
$e iiequency dfferene oft and I s€Ledlhecaplur€€ngeoftheloop The
€ptu@ 6nge of 1M565 ca. beround bY

a) 1,,. )*,!.,*.,
l-';'l

e9=5 Illt
F€&5 rruslrai on oflo.I and cap(!re ranq*
FEouencv OomodulatorBa.d on Lxf65 PfL

The PLL crcuil ot Fig. &4 €n b€ us€d as.


d4oduiald v\,hen lhe
tr€quency
inpul egnal n@a36 i^ frequency 0re ollpur signa deeases rn votage
nveGely t lh€ npur sign.l dec€ases n lroquency, lhe output sgnat wiu

Tne VCO cncuil or tle 1M555 is equvaenl to urat or the LMs66 The
f€etunn n9 frequency /q ot lh€ vco s del€m ned by the vatu6s ot exiemal
@mponenE C, and VRj The nlemelrcss(or 3.6 ko (pn7) and the €xteh.l
€pacilor Cr lom a low-pas fner The €pac or q conn€ted beir€n pins 7
and a is a fequency @mpensaion €Fcilor

Flr-to-AM ConvoBion Dlrcrlmlnalor

Fiq 3-5 shows the bl€ks ol FM io AM discnminaror The Lnput FM s'gnat is i6t
conve.,lea inlo ihe AM signal by lhe diffe€nrator, and $ren th€ ouQlt aM sgnal
is demodulal€d by lhe envelope deieclor Io recover tle onqinal audo signal

Fig 3-5 Block d ag€m of FM i6AM @nve6ion dls.nmnaior

In FiO &6, finputsignal&' (0 s

.,{,", t,, "t']


rh6n rhe d'ffer€ntaror ouipuiul bs

!:,. = /la'{/)snrd(,)
:24.1/ - /.nr)lsi{P(/)i lso ]

Fromeq € 6)above lheamplltudeott;a{0siqnalvarywlhthevanetunorx(l)


ampltude Thus ljer'r&1t)sronal s 6n amplilude modulaled sgnal.lftlsAM
signal p3sss hrough an envelope detedor,lhe audD s'gnalwill be reveEd

The orcuit or FE &7 is a iiequency dr*rmrnalor lilh FMTeAM conveB'on


rechniqle The omp.nenis ui. cj :nd R,, opsrate as a difia€nli.lo.
c,. R1

Th€ rnved n9 amp ifer u, witrl a 9a n ot R4/R3,8nd lhsAM peak deiector


nclud n9 D, R! R6. C.and Ca The oupiinq capacitor C6 is used lo bocklhe

FE 3-7 FM roAM (onvecDn drscnm'naw cncuil


Fig H Frequencyr6ponseof bandDassfitler

Ex@pli^9 vanous fiequenc-y demodu ato6 menion€d .bove LC baidD:ss


filreG ac popub ny avai abte tn the use of
tiequa.y demod utalion n u[.a h ig h
and midowave frequoncy Eng6s F! &3 sh@s tje respon* ot bandpass
6ller The I near porbon on the curye whtr6 lh. vo[age vanatitr is proponional
bthe nequdcy vanalion dets the requienent ofa dtsiminarof
1 - Modue KL-92001
2 Modu e KL 93004
3 O*rrosope

a,r !Xl'llRlMENfS r\Nl) RIjCORDS

E p.rineot 3-1 LM6AS PLL Charact ristic Xeasutehent.

1 locateLM565 PLLCtrcudon Module KL 93004 InPdlheconieciplug


n J21o set the capacitor ro c: (0 1!F)

2 Ad,usl the vRr to oblarn lhe maxrmum fi€e tunnrng rrequency lr and
lhe mnmum iiee tunnrng Lequency / al LMs65 pin 4 (o/P) Record
lhe resulls ln T.b e 4.1

13. Adjustlhe VRl to obiain ihe VCO lree{lnning trequencyl; = 2KHz

4 rnsed rhe connect p ug nJ1 Connecl a0 svp'p 2KHzsqua.ewavelo

a5 observe the PLL rnpul (/P)and the


Vco outpul (pin 4)signas and
sowly ncreaselhe npullrequency unl theoulpulsigna lusl unlocks
Recod lhe inpuliiequency as/i Tabba-l
'^

6 Return the input f.equency to the tee tunning lrequency /; ol VCO

Slowy decrease the input fiequency unti lhe outpul signa lust unlocks
and record ihe lnpll l.oquency asl, in Table 3_1
!7. U.i.! the eq@tion, - (rr -, ) / 2, cslc!|.|. lh. lo.t 8.9..

n8.Inc€a8erhe input tBquoncy ro to.ce rh€ Vco oltput unrocked. slowly


d€@e rhe jnpot lreq@cy urtir th. PLL j@r ldts. oDsM lh.
jnprn fq@ncy/.i .nd Fco.d the |wh in Trbla &l.

flg. o@F!s the input rbqwncy ro iore rh€ vco ourput [email protected]. slowly
incB.e lhe lnpul tr.q!.ncy unlillhe PLLjqsi lock.. obsed.lh. hput
ft.q!.ncy4r and l@rd the FEult in Tlbb a-1.

il lo. U.ine rhe eq@rionl - (


rr ,r )/ 2, calcul.b lhe eptu€ 6n9..

!11. Romove ihe @nn.cl pllg lrom J2.nd lh.n in.€n it in J3. Thit
ch.nFsC,(0.1llF) loC.(O.oiFF). R.p..l rl€p 2

f112. lurn $6 vR1 lo !.t th. vco ft*tunnl4 lroqrscy, ot 20kHz.


In.6n the @.nect plle ln J1 and connoct.0.5vp-p,20kHz.qu.6lo
lh. hplt (l/P). R€p€sl !i.t3 0 to 1 1.
E\o{in6t 3-2 LM565 V.F Chtactqstic ttoasur.n@B

1 LocateLM565 PLLCirculon Modue KL 93004 nsediheconnecl plug


J2lo sel lhe capacilor ro c, (0 1pF)
'.

2 Removethe connecl plug tiom J1 TunrheVRl togel a lre+runn'ng


frequencyJ" of 2kHz ar Vco oulput (pn 4)

3 Rernsenlhe connecr pluo in Jl

L 4 Connect a 0 svp-p 2kHz square wave to the input (uP) M6a3u€ and
'eco'd lhe ourp-r vorra9e of lv<6r lo,P, Tab e 3.
'n

5 Change the Inpui trequences ol0 skHz, 1kH2. 1 5kH2. 2 5kHz 3kH2
and 3 5kHz seluentaly and me.sure the o!&ul vollaqes
corespoiding lo lhe input tiequencies Record the resulls rn Table

6 Plo! oulput voltage vs mpulfrequency curueln Fg a-9

7 Remove lhe connect plug lrom J2 and inserl 1 ii J3 lo change C?


(o 1aF) io c5 (o.o1|'F)
^

3 Remove ihe con^ecl pug tom Jr TurntheVRllogetafteerunnng


lrcquency/.of20kHz ar VCO output (pin 4)

9 Re'nsedthe connocl plug In J1

10 Connecr s 0 svp p. 20kBz squae wave to the input (l/P) rvteasuie


and record lhe oulpulvolage ot 1M565 (O/P) ii Tabba-3
11 Chang€the inpulfrequenciosoll6.5kNz l7 5kH2 13 skHz 21 SkHz
22 skl-lz and 23 SkHz*quentially.nd measlre the outpul vonages
corospondrng ro the rnpd trequenci€s R*ord lhe resu ls in Tabte

112. Plol oulput vollage vs nputlrequency curyern Fig. a,1O


E)p*inent 3-3 PLL Ft guecy Dnodubtol

1 Locate 1t0566 FM Modulalo. cncut oi Module KL 93004 nserl lhe


connedtpllgsrnJl and J3toselthecapacilortocr(0.01}|F) Tlhlhe
vR, tosetthe ourpur tree runn,nq iiequency/,of20kHz

2. Complele 1M565 PLL Cncuil by insedng rhe connecr pLug rn J3 to sel

lhe capacitor lo q (001rF) Turn the vR1 lo gel lhe lrerunn.g


nequency /, or 20kHz atVco outpul (pin 4)

3 Connectthe 1M566 FM Modulator outpul to the 1M565 PLL ctrcud Inpul


and i^serlconnecl pug n J1

4 connect a 300mvp-p lkHz she wave lo the Inpd ol 1M566 FM


Modulator Usrng lhe osolloscope, obsetue lhe outpul wavelom or
LM56s PLL Cncun.nd record the resull m Table a-4

5 Repeat dep 4 for lh€ npui frequencies ol2kHz and 3kl_12

6 Change lhe ampliude to soomvp p Repeal steps 4 and 5 and


'npul
rccord lhe resuris n Tabe 3-5
Exwnnenr a4 F$ to All Ftquacy Danodulator

l1 Loc.re l!lc164a FM Modulator crcu( on Module KL-93004 Insort


connecr pugs in J1 and.l3 to set the rnducro. to Li (220!l) and the
lSv55va6ctoroper.tng at5V

42. connocl a 2vp-p. lkHz sine wave to rhe mpui (i/P1) Turn lhe vR, to
get lhe outpul amplltude ot600mVp-p

3 Connecllhe ourputol Mc164a FM Moduratorto rhe inpul olFM to AM


D scininaior ctclil on lhe rower ofModu/e K!,93004.

Ll4 Using the osciloscope, obsetoe and rocod lhe nput .nd outpul
wavetorfrs oftrequency denodulalof rn Table 3-6

5 Repeal sleps 2 to 4 lor audio lr€quencies ol 2KHz and 3KHz


1.1

001 2A

L=
(V-=0 5VFp. /,=2kHz. c?=01aF)

l5 20 25 30

(v)

(v)
ry-=o 5 vp-p r,.20kHz.c5=001rF)

t€5 20 215 235

16 5 t7 5 145 20 21.5 22 5 21.5 (KHr)


(v.=300mvtsp,,6=2okHz)
(V-=500mVpp / =20lrlz)
3lHz
8.5 QTTESTTONS

1 €x.mining rh6 €3uhr ot arp.nm.nt a-1, @uld you fnd lh.t lha vco
tGquency woutd be wh€. th6 input frequanci* ol1M565 w.rc oulside

2. compa.ing rhe bcl r.ngo lid! the l@t range ol 1M565. *hicn as tne

3. St t ep&itor cr i. lhe ckcuit of Fio.6{. ll Fplacing the


lhe tunclion of
Ca (0 1 llF) by a 0.01 rF c.pacitor. whal is lhe daneo ot ih€ outprt
3ign.l(pin 7) of 1M565?

4. ll . ld pas nlr.r i6 .xt ,n.lly @n.ecled lo lha oulpol ol LMa,65


f€quoEy ddnodulator, dc the demodulated 6igml b@m6 rmoolhe,
T.y to de;iqn rhi. fin6r.

5. D€.19n . ii.quency doubl.r witn PL! .nd logic cirtull3

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