You are given the task of combining both analog phase modulation(PM) and analog frequency modulation(FM) transmitters...

You are given the task of combining both analog phase modulation(PM) and analog frequency modulation(FM) transmitters . Describe the procedure to combine these transmitters into a single one such a way that your new transmitters operates only in one of the modes (either analog PM or FM) at a time based on the arbitrary choice of transmitter side user and the transmitter side user could change the mode anytime he/she wants during the operation.

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You are given the task of combining both analog phase modulation (PM) and analog frequency modulation...

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