A basic modulator circuit is shown in Figure Q2(a). Modulation is multiplication between data signal, m(t) and a carrier signal, c(t). The process yields a new signal, v(t). (a) (i) Analyze the Fourier Transform of the signal v(t) by using modulation properties. (ii) Sketch the spectrum of signal v(t).

A basic modulator circuit is shown in Figure Q2(a). Modulation is multiplication between data signal, m(t) and a carrier signal, c(t). The process yields a new signal, v(t). (a) (i) Analyze the Fourier Transform of the signal v(t) by using modulation properties. (ii) Sketch the spectrum of signal v(t).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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