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Problems 405<br />

5–25 A transmitter produces a quadrature modulated (QM) signal. The complex envelope is<br />

g(t) = A c [m 1 (t) + j m 2 (t)]<br />

Let the carrier frequency be 50 kHz and A c = 100. The transmitter is tested using two sinusoidally<br />

modulated waveforms that are m 1 (t) = 3cos(v 1 t) and m 2 (t) = 4cos(v 2 t) where f 1 = 2 kHz and<br />

f 2 = 5 kHz. Using MATLAB, plot the output voltage waveform for this transmitter.<br />

5–26 Using MATLAB, calculate the actual PEP for the transmitter described in Prob. 5–25 if the resisitive<br />

load on the transmitter is 50 Ω.<br />

★ 5–27 A sinusoidal signal m(t) = cos 2pf m t is the input to an angle-modulated transmitter, where the<br />

carrier frequency is f c = 1 Hz and f m = f c 4.<br />

(a) Plot m(t) and the corresponding PM signal, where D p = p.<br />

(b) Plot m(t) and the corresponding FM signal, where D f = p.<br />

5–28 A sinusoidal modulating waveform of amplitude 4 V and frequency 1 kHz is applied to an FM<br />

exciter that has a modulator gain of 50 HzV.<br />

(a) What is the peak frequency deviation?<br />

(b) What is the modulation index?<br />

5–29 An FM signal has sinusoidal modulation with a frequency of f m = 15 kHz and modulation index<br />

of b = 2.0.<br />

(a) Find the transmission bandwidth by using Carson’s rule.<br />

(b) What percentage of the total FM signal power lies within the Carson rule bandwidth?<br />

★ 5–30 An FM transmitter has the block diagram shown in Fig. Fig. P5–30. The audio frequency<br />

response is flat over the 20-Hz-to-15-kHz audio band. The FM output signal is to have a carrier<br />

frequency of 103.7 MHz and a peak deviation of 75 kHz.<br />

(a) Find the bandwidth and center frequency required for the bandpass filter.<br />

(b) Calculate the frequency f 0 of the oscillator.<br />

(c) What is the required peak deviation capability of the FM exciter?<br />

FM exciter<br />

f c =5.00 MHz<br />

Bandpass<br />

filter<br />

× 8<br />

Frequency<br />

multiplier<br />

Class C<br />

amplifier<br />

FM<br />

output<br />

Oscillator<br />

f o =?<br />

Figure P5–30<br />

5–31 Analyze the performance of the FM circuit of Fig. 5–8b. Assume that the voltage appearing<br />

across the reverse-biased diodes, which provide the voltage variable capacitance, is v(t) = 5 +<br />

0.05 m(t), where the modulating signal is a test tone, m(t) = cos v 1 t, v 1 = 2pf 1 , and f 1 = 1 kHz.<br />

The capacitance of each of the biased diodes is C d = 10021 + 2v(t) pF. Assume that C 0 = 180<br />

pF and that L is chosen to resonate at 5 MHz.<br />

(a) Find the value of L.<br />

(b) Show that the resulting oscillator signal is an FM signal. For convenience, assume that the<br />

peak level of the oscillator signal is 10 V. Find the parameter D f .

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