Explain mathemetically and with diagrams, what is single sideband amplitude modulation? kindly Answer ASAP. Ill give...

Explain mathemetically and with diagrams, what is single sideband amplitude modulation?

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AM and DSB-SC modulated signal require a bandwidth of 2fm, which is a waste of Bandwidth. In order to lower the transmission bandwidth requirment single sideband modulation is used. In this modulation only one of the band ( either upper or lower ) is transmitted, hence reducing the transmission bandwidth. The mathematical explanation is as below

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