Numerical Problems on Ampitude Modulation

Problems on Modulation
techniques
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own brain too little falls into lazy habits of
thinking.”
― Albert Einstein

Important formulae to solve AM problems
c
m
E
E
m 
c
c
c
c f
t
E
t
e 

 2
where
)
cos(
)
( 

t
E
t
e m
m
m 
cos
)
( 
m
c E
E
E 

max m
c E
E
E 

min
min
max
min
max
E
E
E
E
m




c
c
total
t P
m
m
E
P 



















2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
)
( c
c
USB
LSB P
m
E
m
P
P
4
8
2
2
2



 
  2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
/
efficiency
on
transmissi
m
m
P
m
P
m
c
c




m
f
2
Bandwidth  1
R
for
2
2
2
2
2
2




 c
c
c
E
c
E
P
R
E
R
P
c

For an AM, amplitude of modulating signal is 0.5 V and
carrier amplitude is 1V.Find Modulation Index.
c
m
E
E
m 

Solution: Ec = 1 V and Em = 0.5 V
We know that
1
5
.
0

m
5
.
0

m

When the modulation percentage is 75%, an AM transmitter
radiates 10KW Power. How much of this is carrier Power?
Solution: Pt = 10 KW and m=0.75
c
total
t P
m
P 









2
1
2
)
(
We know that











2
1
2
)
(
m
P
P total
t
c
W
Pc
3
10
8
.
7 














2
75
.
0
1
10
10
2
3
c
P
KW
Pc 8
.
7



An AM transmitter radiates 20KW. If the modulation Index is
0.7. Find the carrier Power.(June-July2009(2002 scheme))
Solution: Pt = 20 KW and m=0.7
We know that
c
total
t P
m
P 









2
1
2
)
(











2
1
2
)
(
m
P
P total
t
c
W
Pc
3
10
064
.
16 














2
7
.
0
1
10
20
2
3
c
P
KW
Pc 064
.
16



The total Power content of an AM signal is 1000W.
Determine the power being transmitted at carrier
frequency and at each side bands when modulation
percentage is 100%. .(Dec 2014-Jan 2015)
Solution: Pt = 1000 W and m=1
c
total
t P
m
P 









2
1
2
)
(
We know that











2
1
2
)
(
m
P
P total
t
c
W
Pc 67
.
666














2
1
1
10
1
2
3
c
P
c
LSB
USB P
m
P
P 









4
2
67
.
666
4
1








 LSB
USB P
P
W
Pc 67
.
166



A500W, 100KHz carrier is modulated to a depth of 60% by
modulating frequency of 1KHz. Calculate the total power
transmitted. What are the sideband components of AM
Wave?(Dec –Jan 2010(2006 scheme))
Solution: Pc = 500 W, fc =100 KHz, m = 60% = .6 and fm =1 KHz
We know that
c
total
t P
m
P 









2
1
2
)
( 500
2
6
.
0
1
2
)
( 









 total
t
P
W
P total
t 590
)
( 

m
c
USB f
f
f 

 m
c
LSB f
f
f 


We know that
KHz
fUSB 101

 KHz
fLSB 99



A400W, 1MHz carrier is amplitude-modulated with a sinusoidal
signal 0f 2500Hz. The depth of modulation is 75%. Calculate the
sideband frequencies, bandwidth, and power in sidebands and
the total power in modulated wave. (June-July2008(2006 scheme))
Solution: Pc = 400 W, fc =1 MHz, m = 75% = .75 and fm =2.5 KHz
We know that
c
total
t P
m
P 









2
1
2
)
( 400
2
75
.
0
1
2
)
( 









 total
t
P
W
P total
t 5
.
512
)
( 

m
c
USB f
f
f 

 m
c
LSB f
f
f 


We know that
KHz
fUSB 5
.
1002

 KHz
fLSB 5
.
997


c
LSB
USB P
m
P
P 









4
2
400
4
75
.
0 2









 LSB
USB P
P W
25
.
56

m
f
BW 2


KHz
KHz
BW 5
5
.
2
2 




A Carrier of 750 W,1MHz is amplitude modulated by sinusoidal
signal of 2 KHz to a depth of 50%. Calculate Bandwidth, Power in
side band and total power transmitted.
Solution: Pc = 750 W, fc =1 MHz, m = 50% = .5 and fm =2 KHz
We know that
c
total
t P
m
P 









2
1
2
)
( 750
2
5
.
0
1
2
)
( 









 total
t
P
W
P total
t 75
.
843
)
( 

m
c
USB f
f
f 

 m
c
LSB f
f
f 


We know that
KHz
fUSB 1002

 KHz
fLSB 998


c
LSB
USB P
m
P
P 









4
2
750
4
5
.
0 2









 LSB
USB P
P W
875
.
46

KHz
f
BW m 4
2 


 KHz
f
f
BW LSB
USB 4





Calculate the percentage power saving when one side
band and carrier is suppressed in an AM signal with
modulation index equal to 1.(VTU Model QP-2014)
c
c
total
t P
P
m
P
2
3
2
1
2
)
( 










c
c
P
P
2
3
4
5
saved
power
of
Amount 
LSB
c P
P
P 

suppressed
12
10
 833
.
0
 %
3
.
83

Solution: m = 1
We know that
c
c P
m
P
P 










4
2
suppressed c
c
c P
P
P
P
4
5
4
1
suppressed 









total
P
Psuppressed
saved
power
of
Amount 

Calculate the percentage power saving when one side
band and carrier is suppressed in an AM signal if
percentage of modulation is 50%.
c
c
total
t P
P
m
P
8
9
2
1
2
)
( 










c
c
P
P
16
17
8
9
saved
power
of
Amount 
LSB
c P
P
P 

suppressed
17
8
16
9


 944
.
0
 %
4
.
94

Solution: m = 0.5
We know that
c
c P
m
P
P 










4
2
suppressed c
c
c P
P
P
P
16
17
16
1
suppressed 









total
P
Psuppressed
saved
power
of
Amount 

A Sinusoidal carrier frequency of 1.2MHz is amplitude modulated by a
sinusoidal voltage of frequency 20KHz resulting in maximum and
minimum modulated carrier amplitude of 110V & 90V respectively.
Calculate
I. frequency of lower and upper side bands
II. unmodulated carrier amplitude
III. Modulation index IV. Amplitude of each side band.
Solution: fc =1.2 MHz, Emax = 110V, Emin = 90V and fm =20 KHz
We know that
m
c
USB f
f
f 

 m
c
LSB f
f
f 


KHz
fUSB 1220

 KHz
fLSB 1180


min
max
min
max
also
E
E
E
E
m



2
min
max E
E
Ec


2
& min
max E
E
Em


We also know that
2
90
110

c
E V
Ec 100

2
90
110

 m
E V
Em 10


90
110
90
110



m 1
.
0

m

An audio frequency signal 10 sin(2π×500t) is used to amplitude
modulate a carrier of 50 sin(2π×105t).Calculate. (JAN2015)
Solution: fm =500 Hz , Em = 10V, fc =100 KHz and Ec = 50V.
We know that m
c
USB f
f
f 

 m
c
LSB f
f
f 


KHz
fUSB 5
.
100

 KHz
fLSB 5
.
99


R
E
P c


2
power
carrier
also
2
c
c
m
E
E
m 
2
band
side
of
Amplitude c
mE

We also know that
50
10

m %
50
2
.
0 

m
2
50
2
.
0 
 V
5

600
2
2500


c
P 08
.
2

I.frequency of side bands
II. Bandwidth
III. Modulation index
IV. Amplitude of each side band.
V. Transmission efficiency
VI. Total power delivered to a load of 600Ω.
m
f
BW 2


KHz
Hz
BW 1
500
2 



c
P
m
P 









2
1
power
total
and
2
t
125
.
2

 t
P
2
2
2
eff.
m
m


Transmission
Efficiency
2
2
2
.
0
2
2
.
0
eff.


%
96
.
1
196
.
0
eff. 


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