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I have this code in matlab:
clc;
n=0:8; %20 harmonic indices
jn=besselj(n,5);% 5 is the modulation index
jnn=abs(jn);
jn1 = 20.*log10(jnn*0.5);
fc=1e+6; %carrier frequency
fm=10e+3; %message frequency
frq1 = (fc+n.*fm)*1e-06;
frq2 = (fc-n.*fm)*1e-06;
frequencies = [frq2,frq1]; %Lower and upper side
magnitudes = [jn1,jn1]; %Magnitude of Jn corresponding to the frequencies
% Plot
figure;
stem(frequencies, magnitudes, 'filled'); % Stem plot for spectrum visualization
title('Magnitude Spectrum of FM Signal');
xlabel('Frequency (MHz)');
ylabel('Magnitude');
grid on;
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