4.5-4 Over an interval || ≤1, an angle-modulated signal is given by PEM (t) = 10 cos (13,000л+0.3л) It is known that the carrier frequency wc = 12,000л. (a) Assuming the modulated signal is a PM signal with kp = 1000, determine m(t) over the interval || ≤1. (b) Assuming the modulated signal is an FM signal with kf = 1000, determine m(t) over the interval || ≤1.

4.5-4 Over an interval || ≤1, an angle-modulated signal is given by PEM (t) = 10 cos (13,000л+0.3л) It is known that the carrier frequency wc = 12,000л. (a) Assuming the modulated signal is a PM signal with kp = 1000, determine m(t) over the interval || ≤1. (b) Assuming the modulated signal is an FM signal with kf = 1000, determine m(t) over the interval || ≤1.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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