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Ee 341 HW

This document outlines the homework questions for EE 341. It includes 6 questions related to frequency modulation (FM) and phase modulation (PM) of signals. Question 1 asks to sketch PM and FM waves from a sawtooth modulation signal. Question 2 gives an FM problem to calculate the modulation index, signal components, and bandwidth. Question 3 gives an angle-modulated signal problem involving both FM and PM. Questions 4-6 give additional FM problems involving bandwidth calculations, power levels, and frequency multiplication schemes.

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Ee 341 HW

This document outlines the homework questions for EE 341. It includes 6 questions related to frequency modulation (FM) and phase modulation (PM) of signals. Question 1 asks to sketch PM and FM waves from a sawtooth modulation signal. Question 2 gives an FM problem to calculate the modulation index, signal components, and bandwidth. Question 3 gives an angle-modulated signal problem involving both FM and PM. Questions 4-6 give additional FM problems involving bandwidth calculations, power levels, and frequency multiplication schemes.

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EE 341 Homework 3

Due Date: November 12, 2021 @17:00

Question 1. [15 points] Sketch the PM and FM waves produced by the sawtooth wave shown
below as the source of modulation.

Question 2. [20 points] The carrier c  t   100 cos  2 f ct  is frequency modulated by the signal
m  t   5cos  20000 t  , where f c  108 Hz. The peak frequency deviation is 20 kHz.

a) What is the modulation index?


b) Determine the amplitude and frequency of all signal components that have a power level
of at least 10% of the power of the unmodulated carrier component.
c) From Carson’s rule, determine the approximate bandwidth of the FM signal.

Question 3. [20 points] An angle-modulated signal has the form u(t) = 100 cos[2π fct + 4 sin 2π
fmt] where fc = 10 MHz and fm = 1000 Hz.

a) Assuming that this is an FM signal, determine the modulation index and the transmitted
signal bandwidth.
b) Repeat part 1 if fm is doubled.
c) Assuming that this is a PM signal determine the modulation index and the transmitted
signal bandwidth.
d) Repeat part 3 if fm is doubled.

Question 4. [15 points] The message signal m(t) = 10 sinc(400t) frequency modulates the
carrier c(t) = 100 cos 2π fct. The modulation index is 6.
a) Write an expression for the modulated signal s(t).
b) What is the maximum frequency deviation of the modulated signal?
c) What is the power content of the modulated signal?
d) Find the bandwidth of the modulated signal.
Question 5. [15 points]
The modulating signal into an FM modulator is
m  t   10cos 16 t 
The output of the FM modulator is

where k f  10 Hz/V. If the output of the FM modulator is passed through an ideal BPF centered
at f c  2000 with a bandwidth of 62 Hz, determine the power of the frequency components at the
output of the filter (see figure below). What percentage of the transmitter power appears at the
output of the BPF?

Question 6. [15 points] Wideband FM can be generated by first generating a narrowband FM


signal and then using frequency multiplication to spread the signal bandwidth. The figure
illustrates such a scheme, which is called an Armstrong-type FM modulator. The narrowband FM
signal has a maximum angular deviation of 0.10 radians in order to keep distortion under control.
If the message signal has a bandwidth of 15 kHz and the output frequency from the oscillator is
100 kHz, determine the frequency multiplication that is necessary to generate an FM signal at a
carrier frequency of f c  104 MHz and a frequency deviation of f  75 kHz.

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