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PRESENTATION ON AM PRESENTATION ON AM MODULATION & POWER AND MODULATION & POWER AND CURRENT CALCULATION CURRENT CALCULATION Amit Gupta ECE’06 6220406501

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PRESENTATION ON AM PRESENTATION ON AM MODULATION & POWER AND MODULATION & POWER AND

CURRENT CALCULATIONCURRENT CALCULATION

Amit GuptaECE’066220406501

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Amplitude Amplitude modulationmodulation

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Amplitude modulationAmplitude modulation

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Amplitude Amplitude modulationmodulation

1.1. The frequency of sinusoidal carrier The frequency of sinusoidal carrier is much higher than the modulating is much higher than the modulating signal.signal.

2.2. In AM instantaneous amplitude of In AM instantaneous amplitude of the sinusoidal high frequency the sinusoidal high frequency carrier is change in proportion to carrier is change in proportion to the instantaneous amplitude of the instantaneous amplitude of modulating signal modulating signal

3.3. The information in the AM signal is The information in the AM signal is contain in the amplitude variations contain in the amplitude variations of the carrier of the envelope of the carrier of the envelope

4.4. Note the frequency and phase of Note the frequency and phase of the carrier remain constantthe carrier remain constant

5.5. AM is used in the application such AM is used in the application such as radio transmission, TV as radio transmission, TV transmission etc.transmission etc.

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Mathematical representation of Mathematical representation of AM wave AM wave

signalAMtherepresentsthis

tftfmEe

indexulationE

Emlet

tftfE

EEe

tftfEEtfAe

bygiveniswaveAMHence

tfEEeEA

envelopevaleofeoustheinsrepersentAwhere

tfAe

signalcarrieroffrequency

signalcarrierofamplitudepeakE

tEe

asdrepresentebesignalcarrierthelet

signalulatingoffrequency

signalulatingofamplitudeeousinse

tEe

asdrepresentebesignalulatingthelet

cmcAM

c

m

cmc

mcAM

cmmccAM

mmcmc

cc

c

c

ccc

m

m

mmm

)2cos()2cos(1

mod

)2cos()2cos(1

)2cos()2cos()2cos(

)2cos(

tantan

)3........()2cos(

)2........(cos

mod

modtantan

)1........(cos

mod

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Modulation IndexModulation IndexIn am wave the Modulation

Index (m) is defined as the ratio of amplitudes of the modulating and carrier waves as follows:

c

m

E

Em

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Calculation of Modulation Calculation of Modulation IndexIndex

ressionrequiredisThis

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2

)2()1(

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)1........(2

mod

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minmax

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minmax

minmaxmax

max

minmax

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Power relations in AMPower relations in AM

21

44

:

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2.

2.

4

)4.........(8

22

2

:

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2

:

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,

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)1..(

,

2

22

2

2

22

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AM power in terms of AM power in terms of CurrentCurrent

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21),12(

:mod

)13.(..........2

1

)12.(..........2

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21

)11..(..........

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