Direction: Round off your answers to three decimal places. a) The filter of a diode detector circuit filters out 521.2MHz and 535.8MHz. Find the components of the amplitude modulated wave (carrier frequency, modulating frequency, and upper and lower sideband frequencies). b) For a filter method SSB transmitter, what should be the center frequency of the bandpass filter to select the (a) upper and (b) lower sideband given an operating frequency of 7.26MHz and a voice frequency range of 350 to 3200 Hz? c) Given a varactor modulator, how much will the resonant frequency change if the depletion region of the varactor decreases by 20%?

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decimal places.
a) The filter of a diode detector circuit filters out
521.2MHz and 535.8MHz. Find the components
of the amplitude modulated wave (carrier
frequency, modulating frequency, and upper and
lower sideband frequencies).
b) For a filter method SSB transmitter, what
should be the center frequency of the bandpass
filter to select the (a) upper and (b) lower
sideband given an operating frequency of
7.26MHz and a voice frequency range of 350 to
3200 Hz?
c) Given a varactor modulator, how much will
the resonant frequency change if the depletion
region of the varactor decreases by 20%?
d) What should be the period of the
multivibrator of a pulse-averaging discriminator
if its input is an FM wave that has a frequency
range of 225 to 600MHz?
Transcribed Image Text:Direction: Round off your answers to three decimal places. a) The filter of a diode detector circuit filters out 521.2MHz and 535.8MHz. Find the components of the amplitude modulated wave (carrier frequency, modulating frequency, and upper and lower sideband frequencies). b) For a filter method SSB transmitter, what should be the center frequency of the bandpass filter to select the (a) upper and (b) lower sideband given an operating frequency of 7.26MHz and a voice frequency range of 350 to 3200 Hz? c) Given a varactor modulator, how much will the resonant frequency change if the depletion region of the varactor decreases by 20%? d) What should be the period of the multivibrator of a pulse-averaging discriminator if its input is an FM wave that has a frequency range of 225 to 600MHz?
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