Pulse Amplitude Modulation Section 6.6. DSB/SC-AM Modulation (Review)
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Chapter 2:Modulation
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Communication System Chart
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CommunicationSystem
Continuous Wave Digital Wave
Amplitude Modulation
(AM)
Pulse Modulation
(PM)
Angle Modulation
FrequencyModulation
(FM)
Analogue Pulse Modulation
Digital Pulse Modulation
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Modulation is defined as the process of modifying a carrier
signal (radio wave) systematically by the modulating signal
(audio)”
This process makes the signal suitable for the transmission and
compatible with the channel.
The resultant signal is called the modulated signal
MODULATION
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MODULATION
Modulated signal
Carrier signal (a transmitted electromagnetic pulse or wave high frequency of alternation on which information can be imposed by increasing signal strength, varying the base frequency, varying the wave phase, or other means)
Basebandsignal
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Demodulation is the act of extracting the original
information-bearing signal from a modulated carrier
wave
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Types of Modulation
Three main type of modulations:
• Analog Modulation
▫ Amplitude modulation Example: Double sideband with carrier (DSBWC), Double
sideband suppressed carrier (DSBSC), Single sideband suppressed carrier (SSBSC), Vestigial sideband (VSB)
▫ Angle modulation (frequency modulation & phase modulation) Example: Narrow band frequency modulation (NBFM),
Wideband frequency modulation (WBFM), Narrowband phase modulation (NBPM), Wideband phase modulation (NBPM)
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Types of Modulation• Pulse Modulation
▫ Example: Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM), Pulse width modulation (PWM) , Pulse Position Modulation (PPM)
• Digital Modulation
▫ Modulating signal is analog Example: Pulse Code Modulation (PCM), Delta
Modulation (DM), Adaptive Delta Modulation (ADM), Differential Pulse Code Modulation (DPCM), Adaptive Differential Pulse Code Modulation (ADPCM) etc.
▫ Modulating signal is digital (binary modulation) Example: Amplitude shift keying (ASK), frequency Shift
Keying (FSK), Phase Shift Keying (PSK) etc.
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Modulation 1Analogue ModulationAmplitude Modulation
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Amplitude Modulation ~ DSBFC (Full AM)
“Amplitude Modulation is the process of changing the amplitude of the radio frequency (RF) carrier wave by the amplitude variations of modulating signal”
The carrier amplitude varied linearly by the modulating signal which usually consist of a range of a audio frequencies. The frequency of the carrier is not affected
Application of AM - Radio broadcasting, TV pictures(video), facsimile transmission
Frequency range for AM - 535 kHz – 1700 kHzBandwidth - 10 kHz
AMPLITUDE MODULATION
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Figure AM band allocation
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In amplitude modulation, the amplitude of the carrier varies proportional to the instantaneous magnitude of modulating signal
Assuming
Modulating signal : vm(t) = Vm cos wmt
vm(t) = instantenous value of the
sine wave voltage Vm(t) = peak value of the sine wave
Carrier signal : vc(t) = Vc cos wct
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AMPLITUDE MODULATION
modulatingSignal
vm(t)
Modulated Signal
Carrier waveVc cos wct
)cos()cos()( ttVVtv cmmcAM
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maxVminV
Envelope – the imaginary line on the carrier waveform
Vc max
maxVminV
V modulated signal vam
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ccccc f2 where)tcos(V)t(v
tVtv mmm cos)(
Carrier signal
Modulating signal
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The amplitude-modulated wave can then be expressed as
)cos()()cos()( ttvtVtv cmccAM
)cos()()( ttvVtv cmcAM
)cos()cos()( ttVVtv cmmcAM
tV
VtVtv m
c
mccAM cos1)cos()(
tmtVtv maccAM cos1)cos()(
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where notation m is termed the modulation index. It is
simply a measurement for the degree of modulation and
bears the relationship of Vm to Vc
c
ma V
Vm
Therefore the full AM signal may be written as
tmtVtv maccAM cos(1)cos()(
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Modulation Index m (Coefficient of Modulation/Modulation Factor/Degree of Modulation)
What is the degree of modulation required to establish a
desirable AM communication link?
Answer is to maintain m<1.0 (m<100%).
This is important for successful retrieval of the original
transmitted information at the receiver end.
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Modulation Index m
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minmax
minmaxVV
VV
cVmV
ma
VmVcV
VmVcV
min
max
The modulation index can be determined by measuring the
actual values of the modulation voltage and the carrier
voltage and computing the ratio.
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maxVminV
Vm
Vc
maxVminV
Modulation Index m
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If the amplitude of the modulating signal is higher than the
carrier amplitude, which in turn implies the modulation index
. This will cause severe distortion to the
modulated signal.
%)100(0.1m
Modulation Index m
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The ideal condition for amplitude modulation (AM) is when
m=1, which also means Vm=Vc.
This will give rise to the generation of the maximum
message signal output at the receiver without distortion.
Modulation Index m
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)]cos()[cos(2/1coscos BABABA
tVm
tVm
tVtv mcca
mcca
ccAm )cos(2
)cos(2
)(cos)(
Carrier component
Upper sidebandcomponent
Lower sidebandcomponent
Using
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The frequency spectrum of AM waveform contains 3 parts:
• A component at the carrier frequency fc
• An upper sideband (USB), whose highest frequency component is at fc+fm
• A lower sideband (LSB), whose highest frequency component is at fc-fm
• The bandwidth of the modulated waveform is twice the information signal bandwidth.
# sideband is a component above and below centre frequency# Every sideband contains all the original message, but not the carrier
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Amplitude Modulation
Various forms of Amplitude Modulation
• Conventional Amplitude Modulation (Alternatively known as Full AM or Double Sideband Large carrier modulation (DSBLC) /Double Sideband Full Carrier (DSBFC)
• Double Sideband Suppressed carrier (DSBSC) modulation
• Single Sideband (SSB) modulation
• Vestigial Sideband (VSB) modulation
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DSBFC Frequency Spectrum
With single frequency fm
B = Maximum freq. - minimum freq.
= (fc+fm)-(fc-fm) = fc+fm-fc+fm = 2fm
fC fc+fmfc-fm
2fm
cV
2c
a
Vm2
ca
Vm
freq
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If fm consists of a range frequencies f1 to f2, the component of the sidebands become:
Upper sideband (USB) range is from (fc+f1) to (fc+f2)
Lower sideband (LSB) range is from (fc-f2) to (fc-f1)
f1 f2fc-f2 fc-f1 fc+f1 fc+f2
Amplitude,V Amplitude,V
Baseband signal lower sideband upper sideband
Modulatedsignal
freq freq
Amplitude Modulation ~ DSBFC (Full AM)
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The previous modulated signal (DSBFC) has two drawbacks; it waste power and bandwidth Power sent as the carrier contains no information and each sideband carries the same information independently
Amplitude Modulation ~
Double Sideband Suppress Carrier (
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fc-fm fc+fm
LSB USBfreqfreq
Frequency spectrum of a DSBSC system
LSBUSBtotal pPP
Total power in DSBSC
Although, the power is improved, the bandwidth remain unchanged,
that is BW = 2B = 2 fmax
Amplitude Modulation ~ DSBSC The double sideband suppressed carrier (DSBSC) is introduced to eliminate carrier hence improve power efficiency It is a technique where it is transmitting both the sidebands without the carrier (the carrier is being suppressed)
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The suppressed carrier is further improved by sending only one sideband
This not only uses less power but also only half of the bandwidth and it is called single sideband suppressed carrier (SSBSC)
Amplitude Modulation ~ SSBSC
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• As both DSB and standard AM waste a lot of power and occupy large bandwidth, SSB is adopted
• SSB is a process of transmitting one of the sidebands of the standard AM by suppressing the carrier and one of the sidebands (only transmits upper or lower sideband of AM)
• Reduces bandwidth by factor of 2 There are two possible of SSBSC
the lower sideband VLSB = Vm cos (wc-wm)t
the upper sideband VUSB = Vm cos (wc+wm)t
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Frequency spectrum of a SSB system
LSBUSBtotal pPP Total power in SSB
fc
LSB USBLSB
fc
USB
Amplitude Modulation ~ Single Sideband (SSB)
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SSB Applications:
• SSB is used in the systems which require minimum bandwidth such as telephone multiplex system and it is not used in broadcasting
• Point to point communications at frequency below 30 MHz – mobile communications, military, navigation radio etc where power saving is needed
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VSB is a technique AM transmission where the carrier, one sideband and a part of the other sideband are transmitted
VSB application:
VSB is mainly used in TV broadcasting for their video transmissions. TV signal consists of:
Audio signal – is transmitted by FMVideo signal – is transmitted by VSB
Amplitude Modulation ~ Vestigial Sideband
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A video signal consists of range of frequencies and maximum frequency is as high as 4.5Mhz.
If it is transmitted using the conventional AM system, the required bandwidth is 9.0 Mhz (B=2fm). But according to the standardization, TV signal is limited to 6MHz only.
So, to reduce to 6Mhz bandwidth, a part of the LSB is not transmitted. In this case SSB transmission is not applied as it is very difficult to suppress a sideband accurately at high frequency.
Amplitude Modulation ~ Vestigial Sideband
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Carrier for video
Audio Signal(FM)
Upper sidebandLowerSideband
fc-1.25 fc fc+4.54.5 MHz
Carrier for audio
Frequency spectrum of a Vestigial Sideband
Amplitude Modulation ~ Vestigial Sideband
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Conclusion
Only sidebands contain the information
Lower and upper sideband are identical. Only one sideband is enough to recover the original signal
Carrier component does not contain any information but constitute 2/3 of the total power, at full modulation (ma=1)
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Advantages and Disadvantages of AM
Advantages: simple with proven reliability low cost
Disadvantages: wastage of power as most of the transmitted power are in the carrier component which does not contain information. When ma=1, 2/3 of the power is wasted AM requires a bandwidth which is double to audio frequency Noisy
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The total transmitted power in
AM is the sum of the carrier
power and the power in the
sidebands.
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2a
c
SBc
LSBUSBctotal
mP
PP
pPPP
Carrier power :
R
VP cc 2
2
Sideband power: 4
2ca
LSBUSBSB
PmPPP
2
2ca
LSBUSBSB
PmPPP
AM Power Distribution
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2
2ca
LSBUSBSB
PmPPP
Thus, at optimum operation (m = 100%), only 33% of power is used to carry information
From previous equation, total current flow in AM is
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As most of the signals are complex and can be represented by combination of various sine waves, m can be determined by
Thus, total power for this complex signal is
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1[2eff
cT
mPP