An FM signal has a deviation of 3 kHz and a modulating frequency of 1 kHz. Its total power is 5 W, developed across a 50 2 resistive load. The carrier fre- quency is 160 MHz. tors slaverndarsa (a) Calculate the RMS signal voltage. (b) Calculate the RMS voltage at the carrier frequency and each of the first three sets of sidebands. (c) Calculate the frequency of each sideband for the first three sideband pairs.

An FM signal has a deviation of 3 kHz and a modulating frequency of 1 kHz. Its total power is 5 W, developed across a 50 2 resistive load. The carrier fre- quency is 160 MHz. tors slaverndarsa (a) Calculate the RMS signal voltage. (b) Calculate the RMS voltage at the carrier frequency and each of the first three sets of sidebands. (c) Calculate the frequency of each sideband for the first three sideband pairs.

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