Q3) A baseband signal m(t) is amplitude modulated with a carrier signal c(t) as shown in the table following: Find the i) Modulation index ii) Percent modulation. iii) The carrier power
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![Q3) A baseband signal m(t) is amplitude modulated with
a carrier signal c(t) as shown in the table
following:
i) Modulation index
Find the
ii) Percent modulation.
ii) The carrier power
iv) The power required for transmitting AM wave.
Student name m(t)
|c(t)
LAKSHMI
m(t)=10cos(4n×10°t)\c(t)=40cos(4t×10°t)|
LJINA
m(t)=8cos(3T×10°t) ]c(t)=40cos(3r×10°t)|
MAZOUN
m(t)=6cos(2nx10°t) |c(t)=30cos(2r×10°t)
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