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Performs better in multipath environment
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Angle Modulation
x Asin t
Angle of the carrier is varied according to the
amplitude of the modulating baseband signal.
Two classes of angle modulation techniques:
Frequency Modulation
Instantaneous frequency of the carrier signal is
varied linearly with message signal m(t)
Phase Modulation
The phase q(t) of the carrier signal is varied linearly
with the message signal m(t).
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Mathematical Representation of FM:
f f c (1 kVm )
So that the maximum deviation δ will be given by
δ=kVm fc.
v A sin( c t sin mt )
fm
δ
m maximum frequency deviation
f fm
modulating frequency
Modulated voltage
v A sin( c t m f sin mt )
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FM Example:
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-4 0.5 1 1.5 2
Message signal m(t ) 4 cos( 2t )
FM Signal s (t ) cos2 8t 4 sin( 2t )
Carrier Signal cos( 2 8t )
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FREQUENCY MODULATION
t
sFM (t ) Ac cos( 2f c t q (t )] Ac cos 2f c t 2k f m( x)dx
kf is the frequency deviation constant (kHz/V)
k f Am
sFM (t ) Ac cos( 2f ct sin( 2f mt )]
fm
PHASE MODULATION
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FM Index k f Vm
mf
fm fm
fm: the maximum bandwidth of the modulating signal
δ : peak frequency deviation of the transmitter.
Vm: peak value of the modulating signal
δ = 10kHz/V * 4V = 40kHz.
mf = 40kHz / 4kHz = 10
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It is important to note that as the modulating frequency decreases
and the modulating voltage amplitude remains constant, the
modulation index increases. This will be the basis for
distinguishing frequency modulation from phase modulation.
δ/V=4.8/2.4=2kHz/V
Thus when Vm is 7.2V then δ=2x7.2=14.4kHz.
Carson’s Rule
BT 2 Lower bound
Example:
Analog AMPS FM system uses modulation index of mf = 3 and fm = 4kHz.
Using Carson’s Rule: AMPS has 32kHz upper bound and 24kHz lower
bound on required channnel bandwidth.
Example: A 25 MHz carrier is modulated by a 400 Hz audio
sine wave. If the carrier voltage is 4 V and the maximum
deviation is 10kHz, write the equation of this modulated wave
for (a) FM and (b) PM. If the modulating frequency is now
changed to 2 kHz, all else remaining constant , write a new
equation for (c) FM and (d) PM.
ωc =
ωm =