a) A block diagram of an indirect (Armstrong) frequency modulation (FM) transmitter is shown in below. Let fi-100KHz, and the frequency deviation Af=10HZ at the input of this indirect transmitter, and the local frequency is ft.-8.5MHz. Evaluate ni and n2 to obtain a carrier frequency fe=100MHz and Af=75KHz at the output of this indirect FM modulator. m(1) NBFM f₁ A/₁ Frequency multiplier XA₁ راد /LO LPF h Frequency multiplier X n₂ le

a) A block diagram of an indirect (Armstrong) frequency modulation (FM) transmitter is shown in below. Let fi-100KHz, and the frequency deviation Af=10HZ at the input of this indirect transmitter, and the local frequency is ft.-8.5MHz. Evaluate ni and n2 to obtain a carrier frequency fe=100MHz and Af=75KHz at the output of this indirect FM modulator. m(1) NBFM f₁ A/₁ Frequency multiplier XA₁ راد /LO LPF h Frequency multiplier X n₂ le

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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