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    Image interference occurs when the local oscillator frequency is equal to the sum or difference of the desired RF signal and an undesired signal. To avoid this, the local oscillator should not be 1.25 MHz (0.55 MHz + 0.75 MHz). As a system designer, one can use filters to block the interfering signal or use multiple local oscillators. An AM signal is derived from a message signal and modulated at 50%. DSB-SC and SSB modulation derive the signal and transmit one sideband. The FM signal frequency is doubled then tripled, resulting in a frequency deviation of 30 kHz and a modulation index of 15 with a sideband frequency separation of 60 kHz.

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    Image interference occurs when the local oscillator frequency is equal to the sum or difference of the desired RF signal and an undesired signal. To avoid this, the local oscillator should not be 1.25 MHz (0.55 MHz + 0.75 MHz). As a system designer, one can use filters to block the interfering signal or use multiple local oscillators. An AM signal is derived from a message signal and modulated at 50%. DSB-SC and SSB modulation derive the signal and transmit one sideband. The FM signal frequency is doubled then tripled, resulting in a frequency deviation of 30 kHz and a modulation index of 15 with a sideband frequency separation of 60 kHz.

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    Image interference occurs when the local oscillator frequency is equal to the sum or difference of the desired RF signal and an undesired signal. To avoid this, the local oscillator should not be 1.25 MHz (0.55 MHz + 0.75 MHz). As a system designer, one can use filters to block the interfering signal or use multiple local oscillators. An AM signal is derived from a message signal and modulated at 50%. DSB-SC and SSB modulation derive the signal and transmit one sideband. The FM signal frequency is doubled then tripled, resulting in a frequency deviation of 30 kHz and a modulation index of 15 with a sideband frequency separation of 60 kHz.

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    Quiz 0422to0428

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    Image interference occurs when the local oscillator frequency is equal to the sum or difference of the desired RF signal and an undesired signal. To avoid this, the local oscillator should not be 1.25 MHz (0.55 MHz + 0.75 MHz). As a system designer, one can use filters to block the interfering signal or use multiple local oscillators. An AM signal is derived from a message signal and modulated at 50%. DSB-SC and SSB modulation derive the signal and transmit one sideband. The FM signal frequency is doubled then tripled, resulting in a frequency deviation of 30 kHz and a modulation index of 15 with a sideband frequency separation of 60 kHz.

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    1.

    (a) Please briefly describe what the image interference is.


    (b) Suppose the receiver use local oscillator at Lo MHz and receive two RF signals
    respectively centered at 0.55 MHz and 1.75 MHz. Please choose a local oscillator
    frequency Lo causing the image interference.
    (c) As a system designer, how to solve the problem mentioned in (b) ?
    2. Using the message signal

    m(t ) =

    1
    1+ t2

    Determine the modulated waves for the following methods of modulation:


    (a) Amplitude modulation with 50 percent modulation.
    (b) Double sideband-suppressed carrier modulation.
    (c) Single sideband modulation with only the upper sideband transmitted.
    (d) Single sideband modulation with only the lower sideband transmitted.
    3. An FM signal with a frequency deviation of 10 kHz at a modulation frequency of 5
    kHz is applied to two frequency multiplier connected in cascade. The first
    multiplier doubles the frequency and the second multiplier triples the frequency.
    Determine the frequency deviation and the modulation index of the FM signal
    obtained at the second multiplier output. What is the frequency separation of the
    adjacent side frequencies of this FM signal?

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