The amplitude modulation is a complete
arrangement of system that increases depth of modulation and the modulation
process can be 100 % if m becomes equal to 1 state. In case of AC amplitude the
amplitude is equal to the DC part of the signal. The adders are used for the
output when the ratio becomes equal to unity. The AM spectrum uses signal
processing and the variable modulation is measurable in case of voltage defined
system

The equation represents variable DC module with the
adjustable amplitude of the wave and the output of the Adder measured for the
variable DC module. The AC term is used for the audio oscillator and can be
adjusted for the ADDER output. In the AC
single the amplitude cannot exceed from the maximum magnitude of the DC and
previously measured ADDER output for the signal.
The amplitude depth is measured for inspection at the same
time the practical circuity of modular works for the modelling. The main role
AC and DC module is in TIMS, modulators, and multipliers. The ADDER output from
the scope selector considers the response from the oscilloscope amplifier and
convenient polarity is reversed by the ADDER. The sine wave will be centered on
the zero reference where the amplitude at ADDER output becomes same

While m= 1
Explain, in your own words the purpose of the LPF in the
experiment?
In the audio oscillator the lowering of frequency is main
feature that works for the approximation of frequency, filter bandwidth, and
for the rectification of the sinewaves as full waves. The frequency of higher
amplitude is replaceable and even more tunable for the LPF as low pass
filter.
The input of the circuit is an ideal envelope connected with
TIMS while on the other hand ideal rectifier works for TIMS UTILITIES. The
complete diode detector is combination of LPF and DIODE at the equal module.
The desirable characteristics are maintained for low pass filter and works
efficiently for the ideal envelope detectors. The LPF is a tunable module that works
efficiently for widest bandwidth. The audio oscillator gets the signal and
master signal modules works at low passband gains. The LPF that is tunable can
be replaced with 60 kHz Low pass filters and audio signals are provided with
SPEECH module.
What message and carrier frequencies will be used in this
experiment?
In the experiment, the depth of modulation for AM signal must
be 50 % and the message frequency should be attained at maximum accuracy. The
DSBSC consideration are important for the carrier frequencies and the
inequality becomes as

The inequality is meaningless for this case and in case of
AM it becomes m < 1. In the present instance the carrier frequency is higher
at the envelope. The lowering of carrier frequency becomes more helpful for the
envelope work.
Draw a sketch, including frequency on the x-axis of what you
expect the power spectrum of the AM signal to look like based on the answers to
the previous question. Show mathematically why the specific frequencies
appear. Hint utilize Euhler’s
relationship
In case of an ideal rectifier, the square wave have phases higher
than the AM waves. The Fourier series expansion can be explained for the odd
harmonics and rectifier output.


The rectifier that is centered on the AM is related to the
harmonics and the rectifier output can be written as

The AM signal becomes

The near turn becomes exact for the rectified output.

As we know the Euler’s relationship

The amplitude modulated signal is defined as:


= [low frequency term a (t)] x [high frequency term c (t)]
Where E is AM signal amplitude.
A(t)= DC+m (t)