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Q1) [60p] Given the following message and carrier signal
m(t) = cos 2000nt + 2cos 6000лt + cos 10000πt
c(t) = 20 cos 320000πt
The signal is passed through following nonlinear device and a subsequent filter to generate
DSB-AM signal. The nonlinear device has the input-output relation y(t) = x²(t) + 10x(t).
y(t)
u(t)
m(t).
Non-Linear
Device
Filter
c(t)
a) Determine y(t).
b) Determine type of filter (BPF, HPF, LPF) and the bandwidth to obtain a DSB-AM
signal (Conventional AM)
c) What is the modulation index?
d) Determine power of m(t), u(t), and the ratio of power in side bands to carrier.
e) Assume that modulation signal u(t) is going to be demodulated by an envelope
detector. The resistor is selected as R = 1 K. What is the minimum and maximum
value of capacitor for a good detector.
Q2) [40p] Given the following message and carrier signal
m(t) = cos 2000πt + 2cos 6000πt + cos 10000πt
c(t) 20 cos 320000лt
a) Determine the Hilbert transform of m(t).
b) Determine the Single Side Band (SSB)…
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