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summer both the previous output must be adding in nature.other wise
they will cancel each other and nothing is obtained . Hence I
assume that both the. Previous output are adding.


3. Show that the circuit below can be used as a DSB demodulator. Specify the properties...
(2) Find the output of the DSB-SC demodulator shown in Fig.Q2 below, if the local oscillator at the receiver has a phase difference of $ . Also find the power of the signal v,(t) Product modulator (mixer) DSB-SC Modulated Signal vít) Low-Pass Filter Demodulated Signal v.(t) s(t)= m(t)4, cos(21f1) cos (21 f1+0) Local Oscillator Fig. 22
AM Modulator AM Demodulator m(t) SAM-DSB-Sc(t) mdemod(t) LPF cos2nfct cos2nfct Figure 1 P1. For the system shown in Figure 1, sketch the signals m(t), SAM-DSB-sc(t), and mde mod(t) in the time and frequency domain, assuming m(t)=cos 20ra and that AM- DSB-SC is the modulation scheme used with f. = 100Hz
AM Modulator AM Demodulator m(t) SAM-DSB-Sc(t) mdemod(t) LPF cos2nfct cos2nfct Figure 1 P1. For the system shown in Figure 1, sketch the signals m(t), SAM-DSB-sc(t), and mde mod (t) in the time and frequency domain, assuming m(t)=cos 20rd and that AM- DSB-SC is the modulation scheme used with f. = 100Hz P2. Repeat P1 changing m(t) to a 10 Hz square wave, with amplitude 1 (Figure 2) s(t) t 0.05 0.1 Figure 2
AM Modulator AM Demodulator m(t) mdemod(t) SAM-DSB-C(t) LPF Х Х с cos21fct cos2nfct Figure 3 P3. For the system shown in Figure 3, sketch the signals m(t), SAM-DSP-c(t), and mde mod(t) in the time and frequency domain, assuming m(t)=cos 20rd and that AM- DSB-C is the modulation scheme used with f. = 100Hz. Use DC offset c=1. P4. Repeat P3 changing m(t) to a 10 Hz square wave, with amplitude 1 (Figure 2). P5. Repeat P3 and P4, using DC...
[15 points] You are asked to design a DSB-SC AM modulator to generate a modulated signal km(t)cos(wt+0), where m(t) is a signal band-limited to B Hz. The following figure shows a DSB- SC AM modulator available in the stockroom. The carrier generator available generates not cos(wct), but cos (wct). Explain whether you would be able to generate the desired signal using only this equipment. You may use any kind of filter you like. 3. What kind of filter is required...
The following non-coherent demodulator is used to demodulate an AM signal given by XAM(t) = [A+m(t)] cos(2? f t). Find the output of the demodulator, mo(t). Mote that the squaring device simply squares the incoming signal. What do you think can be done to obtain the message signal from the output signal? XDsB.sc(t) Squaring device Low pass Filter mo(t)
Exercise 7: R t Envelope Detector y(0 The circuit in the figure above is a good approximation to an ideal differentiator demodulator if С 0.1 h, where fe is the carrier frequency of the FM signal and fr is the cut-off frequency of the RC high-pass filter. The input FM signal is given by the following. DrM(t) 4 cos[10 nt + 10 T (5 sin(10 mt))] a) b) Specify the value of the resistance R such that fe-0.1 h, when...
LPF Show how the Fing modulator ean be (used as a demodulator for DSBSC-AM if the input signal ist-o-s@ cos(2z/ 1). the input signal iss (0) st)cos(2nf) (2 points)
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1. Consider a DSB-SC signal with noise passes through a demodulator shown below. ViC0) 2(0) но но 0) The input signal plus noise is v,(t)-5,() + n'(t) where 5,0): Am(1)cos2r/rt, m(1) cos 2π/J is the message signal with f-</м , carrier frequency is f> fe , and noise n' (r) has power spectral density function G,じ)= η . The local carrier is v,(1)s 2 cosZrw. The carrier filter is...
8 8.6-4 For a DSB-SC system with a channel noise PSD of Sn() 10-12 and a baseband signal of bandwidth 5 kHz, the receiver output SNR is required to be at least 47 dB. The receiver is as shown in Fig. 8.30. (a) What must be the signal power Si received at the receiver input? (b) What is the receiver output noise power No? (c) What is the minimum transmitted power Sr if the channel transfer function is He)10-3 over...