AM stands for Amplitude modulation, AM transmission is highly noisy because in AM amplitude varies according to message signal hence to overcome this problem FM came into existence and FM also contains high bandwidth.
FM stands for frequecy modulation,for radio receiver FM is good other modulation schemes FM has more noise resistivity that's why they are used in broadcasting and radio communications we know that noise occurs in amplitude only but in FM frequency varies according to message signal but amplitude remains constant that's why FM contains greater signal to noise ratio.
pulse width modulation also called pulse duration modulation in PWM the width of carrier pulse is varied accordance with the sample values of modulating signal.in pulse width modulation amplitude is made constant but width of pulse is made proportional to signal. hence it also contains less noise interference hence it can also be used for audio effects and amplification purpose in radio receiver system.
Question 1 (50pts): We have AM modulation and FM modulation for radio transceiver/receiver systems. Can we use pulse width modulation for a radio transceiver/receiver system? Explain why or why not...
We would like to build an AM radio receiver using a series RLC circuit working as a bandpass filter. We have decided to use a 240 μH inductor with an internal resistance of 12Ω, and a variable capacitor whose capacitance varies between 40 to 360 pF. A radio “tunes” into a certain frequency by adjusting its receiver circuit so that it resonates at that frequency, and it only catches that specific frequency. 1. Determine the range of channel frequencies that...
Communication System Solve with ALL steps Please QUESTION 3 Briefly explain the following Analog Pulse Modulation (APM): (i) Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) (iii) Pulse Position Modulation (PPM) (2 marks) (2 marks) (2 marks) b) There are several digital modulations techniques used to modulate digital signal. For a binary data 10111011, sketch the output waveform if the following modulator is used: Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK) (2 marks) Frequency Shift Keying(FSK) (2 marks) (iii) Phase Shift Keying (PSK)...
Please explain which components should be used. A simple AM radio receiver can be constructed as a by the differential equation series RLC circuit which can be modelled da R+ L Vext dt dt where L is the inductance, R is the restance, C is the capacitance, q is the resulting charge point in the circuit, and Vext is the voltage of the signal received in the circuit by an antenna When radio waves pass by the antennae, they create...
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4. (10 pts) Using the Gauss-Jordan elimination process, solve the following systems of linear equations. How many solutions are there? Can we apply Cramer's rule? Explain why (Use the matrix form of linear equations.) 4. (10 pts) Using the Gauss-Jordan elimination process, solve the following systems of linear equations. How many solutions are there? Can we apply Cramer's rule? Explain why (Use the matrix form of linear equations.)
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The following code implements some Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) code and interacts with a Curiosity board (usual connections of pushbutton on portC pin4 (logic 0 when pressed), LEDs on portA pins 1, 2 and 5, and portC pin 5, and Potentiometer on portC pin 0 - not all used here). Note the following relationship for the duty cycle 96DutyCycle DutyCycleNumber The Duty cycle (as a percentage of 100) is set by 80 100 PWM_init); // initialisation of PWM module 1...
1. (9 points) In this Question, we are going to perform DSBSC modulation using MAT- LAB. The signal we want to use is a speech signal. Here is the block diagram of ths system we want to simulate: Modulation Demodulation ult gt) m(t) x Butterworth LPF mr(t) c(t) Gr(t) Figure 1: DSBSC modulation and demodulation. (a) Since we are working with speech signals, we will choose a sampling frequency that is much larger than the bandwidth of the signals. As...
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