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(t )
where m
H ( f ) u1 ( f f c ) u1 ( f f c )
Taking the inverse Fourier transform of both sides and using the
modulation and convolution properties of the Fourier transform,
we obtain
uu (t ) Ac m(t ) F 1[u1 ( f )]e j 2f ct Ac m(t ) F 1[u1 ( f )]e j 2f ct
2t
2
j
1
(t )
u 1 ( f )
2t
2
Now we obtain
j j 2f ct
j j 2f ct
1
1
uu (t ) Ac m(t ) (t )
e
Ac m(t ) (t )
e
2t
2t
2
2
A
A
c m(t ) jm (t ) e j 2f ct c m(t ) jm (t ) e j 2f c t
2
2
m(t ) * (t ) m(t )
Then we obtain
1
m(t ) * m (t )
t
uu (t ) ul (t ) u DSB (t )
Therefore
ul (t ) Ac m(t ) cos 2f c t Ac m (t ) sin 2f c t
where the minus sign corresponds to the USSB-AM signal, and the
plus sign corresponds to the LSSB-AM signal
Single-Sideband AM
Note that the phase offset not only reduces the amplitude of the desired
signal m(t) by cos, but it also results in an undesirable sideband signal
due to the presence of m (t ) in yl(t)
The latter term was not present in the demodulation of a DSBSC signal
Vestigial-Sideband AM
Vestigial-Sideband AM
(eq. 1)
Vestigial-Sideband AM
vThus,
(t ) theuproduct
(t ) cossignal
2 fist
c
or
1
V ( f ) U ( f f c ) U ( f f c )
2
(t )
Vestigial-Sideband AM
Ac
M ( f 2 f c ) M ( f ) H ( f f c ) Ac M ( f ) M ( f 2 f c ) H ( f f c )
4
4
M ( f ) H ( f f c ) H ( f f c )
H ( f f c ) H ( f f c ) constant
| f | W
Vestigial-Sideband AM
VSB-filter characteristics.
We note that H(f) selects the upper sideband and a vestige of the
lower sideband
It has odd symmetry about the carrier frequency fc in the frequency
range fc - fa < f < fc + fa, where fa is a conveniently selected
frequency that is some small fraction of W, i.e., fa << W
Thus, we obtain an undistorted version of the transmitted signal
Vestigial-Sideband AM