A wave of frequency of 10 kHz and amplitude 20 volts is being used to modulate amplitude of carrier wave of frequency 1000 kHz and peak voltage 40 volts. Choose correct option regarding carrier modulated wave.
A wave of frequency of 10 kHz and amplitude 20 volts is being used to modulate amplitude of carrier wave of frequency 1000 kHz and peak voltage 40 volts. Choose correct option regarding carrier modulated wave.
µ = A? /A? = 0.5 {A? = 20 volt, A? = 40 volt}
m (t) = A? sin ω? t {ω? = 2π*10? }
c (t) = A? sin ω? t {ω? = 2π*10*10³}
C? (t) = (A? + A? sin ω? t) sin ω? t ⇒ A? {1+ µsin ω? t} sin ω? t
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Amplitude of sidebands = µAc/2
Here µ = Am/Ac = 5/15 = 1/3
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b/10 = 2.5 => b = 25
a/b = 1
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