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प्रश्न
Draw the plot of amplitude versus ‘ω’ for an amplitude modulated wave whose carrier wave (ωc) is carrying two modulating signals, ω1 and ω2 (ω2 > ω1).
- Is the plot symmetrical about ωc? Comment especially about plot in region ω < ωc.
- Extrapolate and predict the problems one can expect if more waves are to be modulated.
- Suggest solutions to the above problem. In the process can one understand another advantage of modulation in terms of bandwidth?
उत्तर
`v(t) = A(A_(m_1) sin ω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2) sinω_(m_2) t + A_c sin ω_c t) + B(A_(m_1) sin ω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2) t + A_c sinω_ct)^2`
= `A(A_(m_1) sin ω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2) sin ω_(m_2) t + A_c sin ω_ct)^2 + B((A_(m_1) sin ω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2) t)^2 + A_c^2 sin^2 ω_ct + 2A_c (A_(m_1) sinω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2) sin ω_c t)`
= `A(A_1 sin ω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2) sin ω_(m_2) t + A_c sin ω_ct) + B[A_(m_1^2) sin^2 ω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2)^2 sin^2 ω_(m_2)t + 2A_(m_1) A_(m_2) sin ω_(m_1) t sin ω_(m_2)t + A_c^2 sin^2 ω_ct + 2A_c (A_(m_1) sin ω_(m_1) t sin ω_ct + A_(m_2) sin ω_(m_2) + sin ω_ct]`
= `A(A_(m_1) sin ω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2) sin ω_(m_2) t + A_c sin ω_c t + B[A_(m_1)^2 sin^2 ω_(m_1) t + A_(m_2)^2 sin^2 ω_(m_2) t + A_c^2 sin^2 ω_c t + (2A_(m_1) A_(m_2))/2 [cos (ω_(m_2) - ω_(m_1))t - cos(ω_(m_1) + ω_(n_2))t] + (2A_c A_(m_2))/2 [cos(ω_c - ω_(m_1))t - cos[ω_c + ω_(m_1))t + (2A_cA_(m_1))/2 [cos(ω_c - ω_(m_2))t - cos(ω_c + ω_(m_2))t]]`
∴ Frequencies present are `ω_(m_1), ω_(m_2), ω_(ω_c)`
`(ω_(m_1) - ω_(m_1)), (ω_(m_1) + ω_(m_2))`
`(ω_c - ω_(m_1)), (ω_c + ω_(m_1))`
`(ω_c - ω_(m_2)), (ω_c + ω_(m_2))`
i. Plot of amplitude versus ω is shown in the Figure.
ii. As can be seen frequency spectrum is not symmetrical about ωc. Crowding of the spectrum is present for ω < ωc.
iii. Adding more modulating signals lead to more crowding in ω < ωc and more chances of mixing of signals.
iv. Increase bandwidth and ωc to accommodate more signals. This shows that a large carrier frequency enables to carry more information (more ωm) and which will in turn increase bandwidth.
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