Question 1
A 10-MHz carrier is frequency modulated by a 10-KHz sinusoid so that the peak frequency deviation is
100 Hz. Determine
AThe approximate bandwidth of the FM signal.
BThe bandwidth if the modulation signal amplitude is doubled
CThe bandwidth if the modulation signal frequency is doubled
DThe bandwidth if both the modulation signal amplitude and frequency are doubled
e)
Question 2
A frequency modulated signal is given by
() = 10 (2 ⨯ 105
- 5 sin(2 ⨯ 1500) + 2sin(2 ⨯ 1000))
What is the frequency modulation index of the above signal?
Question 3
The sinusoidal signal () = cos(2000) is applied to the input of an FM system. The corresponding
modulated signal output is
() = 100(2 ⨯ 107
- 4 sin(2000))
Across a 50-ohm resistive load.
AWhat is the peak frequency deviation from the carrier?
BWhat is the total average power developed by ()?
CWhat is the percentage of the average power at 10 MHz?
DWhat is the approximation bandwidth using Carson’s rule?
A 10-MHz carrier is frequency modulated by a 10-KHz sinusoid so that the peak frequency deviation is
100 Hz. Determine
AThe approximate bandwidth of the FM signal.
BThe bandwidth if the modulation signal amplitude is doubled
CThe bandwidth if the modulation signal frequency is doubled
DThe bandwidth if both the modulation signal amplitude and frequency are doubled
Question 2
A frequency modulated signal is given by
() = 10 (2 ⨯ 105
Question 3
The sinusoidal signal () = cos(2000) is applied to the input of an FM system. The corresponding
modulated signal output is
() = 100(2 ⨯ 107
AWhat is the peak frequency deviation from the carrier?
BWhat is the total average power developed by ()?
CWhat is the percentage of the average power at 10 MHz?
DWhat is the approximation bandwidth using Carson’s rule?