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1%TY . I.
9:-1
In FM system when increasing the
modulation, the carrier power is
None of these
Reducing
Increasing
In FM, when frequency deviation is doubled
modulation index is decreased
modulation index is doubled.
modulation index is halved
The discriminator a good demodulation
developed as to reduce noise in AM
;unwanted signal, so as by adding
Respond to AM signals
Limiter block
Detector for WEM and NBFM
Transcribed Image Text:1%TY . I. 9:-1 In FM system when increasing the modulation, the carrier power is None of these Reducing Increasing In FM, when frequency deviation is doubled modulation index is decreased modulation index is doubled. modulation index is halved The discriminator a good demodulation developed as to reduce noise in AM ;unwanted signal, so as by adding Respond to AM signals Limiter block Detector for WEM and NBFM
1%TY lI. I.
9:1
The heights modulated signal frequencies
:of FM signal is
midway between max & min frequency
reached by FM wave
carrier frequency - frequency Deviation
carrier frequency + frequency deviation
The maximum permitted frequency
* :deviation of sound portion of TV is
15 KHZ O
25 KHZ
75 KHZ
The narrow band of FM signal under Bessel
* :table is equal to
2fm
2(fm +Af)
2Af
Transcribed Image Text:1%TY lI. I. 9:1 The heights modulated signal frequencies :of FM signal is midway between max & min frequency reached by FM wave carrier frequency - frequency Deviation carrier frequency + frequency deviation The maximum permitted frequency * :deviation of sound portion of TV is 15 KHZ O 25 KHZ 75 KHZ The narrow band of FM signal under Bessel * :table is equal to 2fm 2(fm +Af) 2Af
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