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A baseband signal s(t) = 10Cos(3000*pi*t + 30) V, is wideband fm modulated (Z(t)) with carrier...
A baseband signal s(t) = 10Cos(3000*pi*t + 30) V, is wideband fm
modulated (Z(t)) with carrier amplitude of 50V. The index of
modulation is B = 4.
a) Show the simplified equation of Z(t).
b) Determine the wideband FM power using Bessel fnc. Table
c) Calculate Kf in the Z(t) equation.
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With the given information I have written the WBFM Modulated signal Z(t) by using standard eqn of WBFM modulated signal. And also calculated the power by using bessel function. Sencitivity factor Kf also determined.
I have explained each and every step. If you are satisfied with my work, PLEASE UPVOTE!
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