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The document outlines an assignment focused on generating a block diagram for an Amplitude Modulator using Simulink, specifically verifying results for Double Sideband Full Carrier (DSBFC) and Double Sideband Suppressed Carrier (DSBSC) modulation techniques. It provides mathematical representations for both modulation types, discusses their power consumption, and includes time and frequency domain outputs for various modulation indices. The conclusion emphasizes the utility of Simulink in designing and testing communication circuitry.

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CS Assignment 5

The document outlines an assignment focused on generating a block diagram for an Amplitude Modulator using Simulink, specifically verifying results for Double Sideband Full Carrier (DSBFC) and Double Sideband Suppressed Carrier (DSBSC) modulation techniques. It provides mathematical representations for both modulation types, discusses their power consumption, and includes time and frequency domain outputs for various modulation indices. The conclusion emphasizes the utility of Simulink in designing and testing communication circuitry.

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Circuit Simulation Laboratory

Assignment 5
To generate a block diagram for AM modulator using Simulink and verifying the results
for DSB-FC and DSB-SC.

Amplitude Modulation:-
Modulation in which the amplitude of carrier signal is varied in accordance with the amplitude of
modulating (message) signal is called Amplitude Modulation (AM).
There are various method used for AM such as:
1. Double side band full carrier.
2. Double side band Suppressed carrier.
3. Single side band.
4. Vestigial side band.

For DSBFC,
S(t) = Ac * [ 1 + µ * sin(2*pi*fm*t) ] * sin(2*pi*fc*t)
For DSBSC,
S(t) = Ac * µ * sin(2*pi*fm*t) * sin(2*pi*fc*t)
We have used, fm = 10 Hz Message frequency
fc = 100 Hz Carrier frequency
T = 0.001sec Sampling period
i.e. fs = 1000Hz Sampling frequency
Over here, µ = modulation index
Block Diagram:-

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Fig 5.1 Block diagram of DBFC/SC

1). DSBFC( Double Sideband Full Carrier Modulation) :


In DSBFC the signal send contains Carrier signal, Upper and Lower side band. So the power
consumption is greater than the rest of the Amplitude Modulation techniques used.

For µ=1 :

Fig5.2 Time domain output (μ=1) for DSBFC

For µ <1 :

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Fig5.3 Time domain output (μ<1) for DSBFC

For μ >1 :

Fig5.4 Time domain output (μ>1) for DSBFC

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Bandwidth: i.e. 20Hz

Fig5.5 Frequency domain output for DSBFC

1). DSBSC (Double Sideband Suppressed Carrier Modulation) :


In DSBSC the signal send contains Upper and Lower side band but not Carrier signal. So, the
power consumption is less than DSBFC but greater than the rest of Amplitude Modulation
techniques used.

For μ =1 :

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Fig5.6 Time domain output (μ=1) for DSBSC

For μ >1 :

Fig5.7 Time domain output (μ>1) for DSBSC

For μ <1 :

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Fig5.8 Time domain output (μ<1) for DSBSC

Bandwidth: i.e. 20Hz

Fig5.9 Frequency domain output for DSBSC

Conclusion:-
Simulink in MATLAB can help us to design complex circuitry used for communication. With
simple block diagram representation, we can make that circuit work and check the output easily.

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