14. Commercial FM band is from 88-108 MHz. Each FM station is assigned at 200 KHz apart and the peak frequency deviation is set at 75 KHz. Determine the followings: a) Determine the highest frequency that is allowed in the message or information signal? b) What is the maximum number of FM stations can exist within the FM band? c) Determine the bandwidth of the FM signal, if the highest frequency in the information signal is 15 KHz. d) From the provided information in this problem, is the commercial FM transmission in narrowband FM or wideband FM format? Explain why?

14. Commercial FM band is from 88-108 MHz. Each FM station is assigned at 200 KHz apart and the peak frequency deviation is set at 75 KHz. Determine the followings: a) Determine the highest frequency that is allowed in the message or information signal? b) What is the maximum number of FM stations can exist within the FM band? c) Determine the bandwidth of the FM signal, if the highest frequency in the information signal is 15 KHz. d) From the provided information in this problem, is the commercial FM transmission in narrowband FM or wideband FM format? Explain why?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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