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Title: Amplitude Modulation Transmission and Reception


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Amplitude Modulation Transmission and Reception
2
outline
  • Theory of AM
  • AM envelope
  • AM transmitter
  • Double-side band
  • Demodulation
  • AM receiver

3
Principle of AM
  • Amplitude modulation
  • a process of changing the amplitude of
    relatively high frequency carrier signal in
    proportion with instantaneous value of the
    modulating signal
  • inexpensive, low quality of modulation
  • used for commercial broadcasting (audio
    video), 2 way mobile radio communication

4
AM Envelope
  • AM double-sideband full carrier (DSBFC)
  • most commonly used
  • conventional AM
  • the carrier -
  • the modulating signal -
  • the modulated wave -

5
AM Envelope

6
AM Frequency Spectrum and Bandwidth
  • AM nonlinear device
  • non linear mixing occurs
  • the output envelope is complex wave, made of
  • dc voltage, carrier frequency, sum and
    difference frequencies

7
AM Frequency Spectrum and Bandwidth
  • AM signal contains frequency components spaced
    fm Hz on either side of the carrier
  • modulated wave does not contain a frequency
    component that is equal to the modulating signal
  • the effect of modulation to translate the
    modulating signal in the frequency domain so that
    it is reflected symmetrically about the carrier
    frequency

8
AM Frequency Spectrum and Bandwidth
  • AM spectrum
  • fc fm(max) to fc fm(max)
  • fc fm(max) lower sideband (LSB) lower side
    frequency
  • fc fm(max) upper sideband (USB) upper side
    frequency
  • Bandwidth (B) the difference between the
    highest upper side freq. and the lowest side
    freq. B 2 fm(max)

9
AM Frequency Spectrum and Bandwidth
  • AM DSBFC modulator
  • carrier frequency, fc 100 kHz
  • maximum modulating signal frequency, fm(max) 5
    kHz
  • determine
  • Frequency limits for the upper and lower
    sidebands
  • Bandwidth
  • Upper and lower side frequencies produced when
    the modulating signal is 3 kHz tone

10
AM Frequency Spectrum and Bandwidth
11
AM Transmitter
  • Low level transmitter
  • Source of modulating signal
  • Microphone, magnetic tape, CD, phonograph record
  • Preamplifier sensitive, high impedance
  • To raise the amplitude of the source to a usable
    level
  • Producing minimum nonlinear distortion
  • Adding as little thermal noise as possible

12
AM Transmitter
  • Modulating signal driver
  • Linear amplifier
  • Amplifies the information signal to an adequate
    level to sufficiently drive the modulator
  • RF oscillator
  • Any oscillator configurations
  • Crystal-controlled oscillator

13
AM Transmitter
  • Buffer amplifier
  • Low-gain, high input impedance linear amplifier
  • Function
  • to isolate the oscillator from high power
    amplifiers
  • Modulator
  • To combine the modulating signal with the carrier
    frequency

14
AM Transmitter
  • Low-level transmitter
  • Used for low power, low-power, low capacity
    systems
  • Wireless intercoms, remote control units, pager,
    short range walkie-talkie

15
AM Transmitter
  • High-level Transmitter
  • Modulating signal process as same as low level
  • Power amplifier
  • Because the carrier is at full power at the
    modulation occurrence.
  • Additional carrier power amplifier

16
AM Transmitter
  • High level modulator
  • Provides the necessary circuits for modulation to
    occur
  • Final power amplifier
  • Frequency up-converter
  • Translate the low frequency signal to radio
    frequency signals
  • To be efficiently radiated from an antenna

17
AM Demodulation
  • Reverse process of Am modulation
  • The receiver simply converts a received AM wave
    back to the original source information
  • The receiver must capable of band-limiting the
    total radio freq. spectrum tuning the receiver

18
AM Demodulation
  • Reverse process of Am modulation
  • The receiver simply converts a received AM wave
    back to the original source information
  • The receiver must capable of band-limiting the
    total radio freq. spectrum tuning the receiver

19
AM Demodulation
  • RF section detecting, band-limiting and
    amplifying the received signal
  • The mixer/converter concerts the the received
    RF freq. to intermediate freq (IF)
  • IF section amplify the intermediate freq.
  • AM detector demodulates the AM wave
  • Audio section amplify the recovered information
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