Q2 : Suppose you have the following modulated signal with the output wave changes of ± 5.5 Vp: V am (1) =15sin(27600x10 )t – 4.25cos(27490x10 )t +3.75cos(27460x10* )t Сomрute: 1- Calculate the modulation coefficient and percent modulation. 2- Calculate the peak amplitude of the modulated carrier, upper and lower side frequency voltages. 3- Calculate the maximum and minimum amplitude of the envelope.

Q2 : Suppose you have the following modulated signal with the output wave changes of ± 5.5 Vp: V am (1) =15sin(27600x10 )t – 4.25cos(27490x10 )t +3.75cos(27460x10* )t Сomрute: 1- Calculate the modulation coefficient and percent modulation. 2- Calculate the peak amplitude of the modulated carrier, upper and lower side frequency voltages. 3- Calculate the maximum and minimum amplitude of the envelope.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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