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Write short notes on:

  • Pre – emphasis and De – emphasis
  • FDM (Frequency division Multiplexing)

The noise power density at the demodulator output is increase with frequency. This means this the effect of noise increases with increase in frequency. This is unfortunately because, noise is strongest in the frequency range in which the signal is weakest.

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A modulating signal is given by \(V_m=2sin\left(2\pi\times500t\right)\) amplitude modulates a carrier signal given by \(V_C=10sin2\pi\times{10}^6t\), Determine

  • Modulation index
  • Frequency present in the modulated signal
  • Total transmission power

The expression of Amplitude modulated signal is \(S\left(t\right)=\left[10sin2\pi\times{10}^6t+40sin\left(2\pi\times500t\right)sin2\pi\times{10}^6t\right]\) … (1)

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State and prove the Parseval’s theorem for power.

The parseval’s theorem in analogous to the parseval’s power theorem. It states that the total energy of the signal(t) is equal to the sum of energies of the individual spectral components in the frequency domain.

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Explain briefly the VSB-SC modulation

The block diagram for generation of VSB signal is shown in Fig. 17. The block diagram consists of incoming message signal \(x\left(t\right)\), carrier signal \(A_ccos2\pi f_ct\), balanced modulator and a Low Pass Filter (LPF).

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Compare AM and NBFM.

AM stand for amplitude modulation. Bandwidth of the amplitude modulated signal is \(2f_m\), where \(f_m\) is the maximum modulating signal frequency. The mathematical expression of AM waveform is defined as

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Considering a message signal \(e_m=E_mcos\omega_mt\) and carrier signal by \(e_c=E_csin\left(\omega_c+\theta\right)t\), find the expression of the resultant FM wave.

The general expression of FM signal is \(S\left(t\right)=E_csin\left(\omega_ct+\theta\right)\) \(S\left(t\right)=E_csin\left(\omega_ct+2\pi k_f\int_{0}^{t}{e_mdt}\right)\)

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Explain FM stereo \(\frac{T_x}{R_x}\) system with block schematic diagrams.

A stereo FM transmission is a system in which, adequate information is sent to the receiver in order to reproduce the original stereo sound signal. The stereo FM system is made compatible with the usual mono FM system, so that it is possible to receive FM stereo transmission even using mono FM receiver.

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