Q.N. 1:- Frequency modulation (FM) and Phase modulation (PM) are both considered angular modulation techniques. As such, you can modulate using FM, and demodulate the received signal using PM.
True
False
Q.N. 2:-
Select the correct statement(s) regarding frequency modulation (FM).
a. baseband amplitude changes (information) are captured as carrier wave frequency changes |
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b. a device such as the voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) is required to convert signal amplitude changes to changes in frequency |
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c. the more the carrier frequency is allowed to change (i.e., Δf), the greater the bandwidth as seen in the frequency domain |
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d. all of the above are correct statements |
Q.N. 3:-
What are the units of the FM Kvco?
a. radians per Hertz |
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b. Hertz per volt |
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c. volts per Hz |
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d. Hertz per radians |
Q.N. 4:-
Select the correct statement(s) regarding the FM Index.
a. Δf represents the amount of frequency that the carrier wave can change in order to represent the baseband (information/message) signal |
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b. β=(KvcoAm)/fm is a ratio that has no units |
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c. the larger the FM index, the greater the frequency bandwidth |
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d. all statements are correct |
Q.N. 5:-
Given the following FM modulated signal equation, determine the original message equation, m(t). s(t)= 1.8cos(2π2.4GHz*t + 3sin(2π22kHz*t)), Kvco=4500 (Hz/v)
a. m(t)= 1.8cos(2π2.4E9t) |
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b. m(t)= 1.8cos(2π22E3t) |
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c. m(t)= 14.7cos(2π22kHz*t) |
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d. m(t)= 3cos(2π13E3t) |
1 Ans : false
The relationship between phase and frequency variations is not linear;that is, phase and frequency do not vary in direct proportion.
2. Ans:
d: All the above statements are correct
3. Ans
b.Hertz per volt
Kvco is VCO’s frequency/voltage gain in unit of Hz/V.
4. Ans :c. the larger the FM index, the greater the frequency bandwidth
BW = 2 (β + 1 ) fm
where:
where β is the modulation index and
fm is the maximum modulating frequency used.
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