AM Transmitters and Receivers
Broadcast transmitters can be classified according to carrier frequency. Long wave transmitters below 300 kHz can be used for regional
Read MoreBroadcast transmitters can be classified according to carrier frequency. Long wave transmitters below 300 kHz can be used for regional
Read MoreIf the channel is affected by White Noise then it is called as AWGN channel. White Noise is basically thermal
Read MoreThe basic goal of communication system is to transmit information from one point to another. Information theory deal with efficient
Read MoreIn analog communication, the user objective is to achieve high fidelity in waveform reproduction. Hence, the suitable performance criterion is
Read MoreAs we have studied earlier about the base band pulse transmission, we have seen that the output of a PCM
Read MoreThe modulation technique in which transmitted signal is in the form of digital pulses is called digital modulation system. Normally,
Read MoreThere is another method of modulating a sinusoidal carrier wave, namely, angle modulation in which either the phase or frequency
Read MoreIn this section we will discuss the devices and methods used for the generation of standard AM wave based on
Read MoreIn analog communication, message is analog and the carrier is sine wave, which is also analog in nature. The modulation
Read MoreIt often happens that the probability of one event is influenced by the outcome another event. As an example, consider
Read MoreIf the ultimate receiver knew in advance the message output from the originating source, there would be no need to
Read MoreThe rapidly changing face of technology necessitates learning of new technology. Today the question is no longer in the field
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