This document contains an assignment posted by the Department of Computer Systems Engineering for their 5th semester Communication systems class. It provides 5 questions on topics related to intelligence transmission without carriers, transmitting two independent baseband signals using SSB on a common carrier frequency, calculating carrier power from AM signal power, effects of carrier frequency mismatch on SSB and voice signals, and calculating required modulating signal amplitude for a given carrier modulation percentage. Students must complete the assignment and submit it to the instructor in class by December 17th, with no late assignments being accepted.
This document contains an assignment posted by the Department of Computer Systems Engineering for their 5th semester Communication systems class. It provides 5 questions on topics related to intelligence transmission without carriers, transmitting two independent baseband signals using SSB on a common carrier frequency, calculating carrier power from AM signal power, effects of carrier frequency mismatch on SSB and voice signals, and calculating required modulating signal amplitude for a given carrier modulation percentage. Students must complete the assignment and submit it to the instructor in class by December 17th, with no late assignments being accepted.
This document contains an assignment posted by the Department of Computer Systems Engineering for their 5th semester Communication systems class. It provides 5 questions on topics related to intelligence transmission without carriers, transmitting two independent baseband signals using SSB on a common carrier frequency, calculating carrier power from AM signal power, effects of carrier frequency mismatch on SSB and voice signals, and calculating required modulating signal amplitude for a given carrier modulation percentage. Students must complete the assignment and submit it to the instructor in class by December 17th, with no late assignments being accepted.
This document contains an assignment posted by the Department of Computer Systems Engineering for their 5th semester Communication systems class. It provides 5 questions on topics related to intelligence transmission without carriers, transmitting two independent baseband signals using SSB on a common carrier frequency, calculating carrier power from AM signal power, effects of carrier frequency mismatch on SSB and voice signals, and calculating required modulating signal amplitude for a given carrier modulation percentage. Students must complete the assignment and submit it to the instructor in class by December 17th, with no late assignments being accepted.
Posted On: 10-12-2018. Strict Deadline : 17th, Dec-2018
Note: The assignment must be handover to the instructor in the class only. Late assignments will not be graded.
1. Can intelligence be sent without a carrier? If so, how?
2. Explain how you could transmit two independent baseband information signals by using SSB on a common carrier frequency. 3. An AM signal with 100 percent modulation has an upper sideband power of 32 W. What is the carrier power? 4. An SSB signal is generated by modulating a 5-MHz carrier with a 400-Hz sine tone. At the receiver, the carrier is reinserted during demodulation, but its frequency is 5.00015 MHz rather than exactly 5 MHz. How does this affect the recovered signal? How would a voice signal be affected by a carrier that is not exactly the same as the original? 5. To achieve 75 percent modulation of a carrier of Vc = 50 V, what amplitude of the modulating signal Vm is needed?