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- How FM signal is generated?
- What is the modulated signal of FM?
- What is the frequency of modulating signal?
- Why FM is used for audio transmission?
How FM signal is generated?
FM signals can be generated either by using direct frequency modulation, which is achieved by inputting a message directly into a voltage-controlled oscillator, or by using indirect frequency modulation, which is achieved by integrating a message signal to generate a phase-modulated signal, which is then used to ...
What is the modulated signal of FM?
Frequency Modulation (FM) is a form of modulation in which changes in the carrier wave frequency correspond directly to changes in the baseband signal. FM is considered an analog form of modulation because the baseband signal is typically an analog waveform without discrete, digital values.
What is the frequency of modulating signal?
The frequency modulation index is mostly over 1 and it usually requires a high bandwidth at a range of 200 kHz. FM operates in a very high-frequency range normally between 88 to 108 Megahertz.
Why FM is used for audio transmission?
Frequency modulation (FM)
Because the frequency of a radio wave is less vulnerable to noise than the amplitude, FM was originally introduced to reduce noise and improve the quality of radio reception. In order to accomplish this, FM radio signals have bandwidth several times that of AM signals.
