Q12: A certain sinusoid at a frequency of fm Hz is used at the modulating signal in both an AM (DSB – LC) and an FM system. The unmodulated carrier powers are equal in both systems. When modulated, the peak frequency deviation of FM system is set to four times the bandwidth of the AM system. The magnitude of those sidebands spaced + fm Hz from carrier in both systems are equal, determine: (a)The modulation index of FM system. (b) The modulation index of AM system. 133

Q12: A certain sinusoid at a frequency of fm Hz is used at the modulating signal in both an AM (DSB – LC) and an FM system. The unmodulated carrier powers are equal in both systems. When modulated, the peak frequency deviation of FM system is set to four times the bandwidth of the AM system. The magnitude of those sidebands spaced + fm Hz from carrier in both systems are equal, determine: (a)The modulation index of FM system. (b) The modulation index of AM system. 133

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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