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Angle Modulation
ek Pnboducten : P
a Mn amplitude modulation, ta amplitude x e
Carer fs Vawied according to te amplttude 3 the modulating
Aiqnel - Tn angle wodulahion, te piequoncy ov phase % tue
Carticy ts Varied according to tte amplitude 2 the modulabng-
Cbmal: allen inyorwration ouiqnal ued to vary Ha pfequerrery
Dy cavviey aiiqmal ,we have prequesey modulodin- On Hue olber
hand, wlan {ngor maton Mienal fs usted ty vary thee curgle +
Cantey wianal, we have phase modulation Instead % corr pit cy
either peqerey ov phase » the odinuwidal cartier con be
changed according fp Hee menage , Keepiny Hu amplitude
constant This Metlrod 2) modulation termed as ‘angle modulation”
oe Concept Py Phase Medutatien :
When phase a the cartier Varles in
accordance with Hue Mmetiage waned m(t)
ey Lor mit)
B=kpm[t) oO
iio Kp is Propo Renal; fy constant ov phase wonsi BV
D, modul ator
=D vod |
Ke “mit) (4)
Th eagtertion PM signal can be caprened) em Hee
angle modulated wove i-e-,
SUD= Ne 05 0 = Ae Cos (Wer P) a)
cS ee: is an ee Os a
eae lies Ce PAM COS Wyte
PS aban Fader, Baer pL
binutoided, ™ [t) = Ae, cos mt s
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af 0 called as
Thes mettod fs “al
Lndivect mettod: In the Armshon method , fequerey autability
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By a biqey oxder can be obtained becouse Hu caystal Se
us
Con be uted as 0 Cavriew apveretor The basic principle ay
method §8 40 ofuerote a harrwdbond FM (NBFIN) indirectly by
fing He phase - modulation technique , and tien converting t's
AGFR b a wideband FID (WeFM) ‘The distortion is 100 “in
N@EM as the modulshen fndex fs Amal The phase rodulotinn
is. preyerred because 3 ts easy qeuurotion schemes: The ue
“Fen The multiplier circuit ,apovt prom multiplying thee carey
frequencyy, alio Increases the prequency deViat?en and Hus the
NBEM (aumall deVintinn) 75 converted Gnto WGFIM (large deviccton) *
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The multiplication proces ‘is perqprmed fin aeveral aloges fe
ordex to Increase the. caxticr pregency as uel as ree) aa
deviation t Hla amiqned vole - The desired rlylanion tet
f cavrien Tee and eptennetey deviation are not tte same «
Pie ses ata "s done tn me whot, he carries Teqeney as
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distortion «The nm-—lineoxth, fs Obvious, 5re™m He
m neat ty i soy E
We dilege is nob the same ab every point % ee chore
~Yistics -
4,
The (ttotien (Rm=linearhs) 1s removed = Bf Alay
a tagger - bined Lc circuits (balanced wope detector) «
+ Balanced wlope Dechy
The two tuned circufts ave fn the
tuned mode icy ene fs tuned above fle caxrvict
freanenery Wo wnd the Ofer ts tuned below 4%. + the
resultant curve 1s linear a5 wlan by the dotted Gre Thus
no harmonic distrrtion i caused wt tle operotion is
restitcted 4 Hie linear veqion:
sitaqger -
al
Waar
FiqiChreuit dioqram a a Balanced Slofe Detector
Disadvantags m% the Balanced Slope - Piscrtminator *
1) The Uneor chatacteristic is limited to a Gmall preqneney
deviation (DF) The frequency deviation [A¥) 4p | lich, We
resultant characterise is linear depends m the 348
bandwidth a cach ‘tuned circuit sohieh is equal 40 Qu:
He. linearity. is lited) ty a
TT ;
As
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) Noise ferformance ‘
In the low-noise case, wideband FM
has a better noise ferjowmance thon Am: The greater the
banduidth, better ts Hu notice Perpotmance - On He contra,
fn te lave -nofse case, Am 2s better Hien FM becouse He
Wound due + tu Hneshold eppect fh FM appears ot a higher
(S/n)retio than tn ANN
2) Comme Channel Thteverence %
FM fs better Han Am, because
% capture expect The Tnlevfering weak signals receNed Vow
He Ndighbouriing chonnels axe Heads Completely. auppteried in
FM, but produce distoition: in AM
3) Channel Bandwidth
: The wideband FM has o lorger banduitd th
a8” compared to Am because Hue former produces a larger
number dy idebandls: In o typical broodcast wy stem, cach channe|
bandwidth in’-Ain ts isk; , whereas tn FM it fs USOKH :
Tereynre ,FM hos a disad vantare Over AM-Tha qiven pony
Mpace, FM accemma@dates les number % channels as Compared
to AM
YF) Dferatina, Canrier Frequancsy :
FM utilizes higher carrier
poquney (above SONU) because 2% its higher bonduiidit Dy Fm
fe used at the lower cartier frequencies ,
channels will be too Sess:
5) Transmission Exficteney, «
FM bas more efficien
the number 2 Avoilable
eo Khan Af.
Te fhicience- 3 He Aopretted carer. AM is better thanScanned with CamScannerScanned with CamScannerScanned with CamScanner