a) Draw the block diagram of the phase locked loop detector that can be used to detect FMsignal and explain the operation of this circuit?b) Draw clearly the block diagrams of the coherent and non-coherent detectors that can beused to demodulate AM signals?c) Sketch the block diagrams for the AM-DSB-SC and AM-SSB-SC showing clearly theirspectrums that contains a carrier signal with a frequency fe and a massage signal with afrequency fm

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a) Draw the block diagram of the phase locked loop detector that can be used to detect FM
signal and explain the operation of this circuit?
b) Draw clearly the block diagrams of the coherent and non-coherent detectors that can be
used to demodulate AM signals?
c) Sketch the block diagrams for the AM-DSB-SC and AM-SSB-SC showing clearly their
spectrums that contains a carrier signal with a frequency fe and a massage signal with a
frequency fm

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