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    1. This document appears to be an exam for a Communication Theory subject taken by a student. It contains questions related to topics like amplitude modulation, frequency modulation, random variables, noise, sampling, and quantization. 2. The exam has three parts - short answer questions in Part A worth 2 marks each, longer answer questions in Part B worth 13 marks each, and a single question in Part C worth 15 marks. 3. Questions cover a range of difficulty levels from recalling definitions to deeper analysis and comparisons of concepts. Overall the exam seems aimed at comprehensively testing the student's understanding of key communication theory topics.

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    1. This document appears to be an exam for a Communication Theory subject taken by a student. It contains questions related to topics like amplitude modulation, frequency modulation, random variables, noise, sampling, and quantization. 2. The exam has three parts - short answer questions in Part A worth 2 marks each, longer answer questions in Part B worth 13 marks each, and a single question in Part C worth 15 marks. 3. Questions cover a range of difficulty levels from recalling definitions to deeper analysis and comparisons of concepts. Overall the exam seems aimed at comprehensively testing the student's understanding of key communication theory topics.

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    1. This document appears to be an exam for a Communication Theory subject taken by a student. It contains questions related to topics like amplitude modulation, frequency modulation, random variables, noise, sampling, and quantization. 2. The exam has three parts - short answer questions in Part A worth 2 marks each, longer answer questions in Part B worth 13 marks each, and a single question in Part C worth 15 marks. 3. Questions cover a range of difficulty levels from recalling definitions to deeper analysis and comparisons of concepts. Overall the exam seems aimed at comprehensively testing the student's understanding of key communication theory topics.

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    1. This document appears to be an exam for a Communication Theory subject taken by a student. It contains questions related to topics like amplitude modulation, frequency modulation, random variables, noise, sampling, and quantization. 2. The exam has three parts - short answer questions in Part A worth 2 marks each, longer answer questions in Part B worth 13 marks each, and a single question in Part C worth 15 marks. 3. Questions cover a range of difficulty levels from recalling definitions to deeper analysis and comparisons of concepts. Overall the exam seems aimed at comprehensively testing the student's understanding of key communication theory topics.

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    Reg.

    no:

    DHANALAKSHMI SRINIVASAN
    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
    COIMBATORE

    Exam Date : 16.06.2022(AN) Duration : 180 Minutes


    Type of Test: Model Examination Department : ECE
    Subject COMMUNICATION THEORY Academic Year : 2021-2022
    Year/ Sem : II / IV Maximum Marks: 100

    Answer ALL Questions K


    Marks COs
    PART-A (10 X 2 = 20 Marks) level
    1. Could you give some applications of Hilbert transform? (2) CO2 K4
    2. For an AM system, the instantaneous values of carrier and modulating
    (2) CO2 K4
    signal are 60 sin ωmt and 40sinωct. Determine the modulation index
    3. How can you calculate frequency deviation in FM. (2) CO2 K4
    4. How is narrowband signal distinguished from wideband signal? (2) CO2 K4
    5. Define a random variable. specify sample space and the random
    (2) CO1 K2
    variable for a coin tossing experiment.
    6. Write the Rayleigh and Rician probability density functions. (2) CO1 K2
    7. How could you define threshold effect? (2) CO2 K4
    8. Define flicker noise. (2) CO1 K2
    9. Define natural sampling (2) CO1 K2
    10. Define Nyquist rate. (2) CO1 K2
    PART B (5 X13= 65 Marks)
    11a Compare the various amplitude modulation systems.
    Or
    In Amplitude Modulation, the output produced with two sidebands and (13) CO1 K4
    11b
    carrier. Justify the statement with simple expression
    12a A carrier is frequency modulated with a sinusoidal signal of 2 KHz
    resulting in a maximum frequency deviation of 5 KHz. Find the
    modulation index and
    (13) CO2 K4
    bandwidth of the modulated signal.
    12b
    Or
    Analyze the wide band FM signal generated method with the help of
    13a Armstrong FM.
    Elaborate autocorrelation function and its properties.

    (13) CO3 K4
    Or

    13b Analyze the properties of Gaussian process.


    14a A mixer circuit has noise figure of 12 dB, IN is preceded by an
    amplifier that has an equivalent noise temperature of 200°K and power
    gain of 30 dB. Calculate the equivalent noise temperature of the (13)
    CO4 K4
    combination referred to the input of the amplifier.
    Or
    14b Define noise. Explain the various types of internal and external noise.
    15a Explain the reconstruction of signal from low pass sampling equation.
    Or (13) CO5 K4
    15b Classify the different types of non uniform quantization.

    PART C (1*15=15)

    16a How the message can be reconstructed from its sample with an example CO5 K4
    Or (15)
    16b Compare AM and FM in detail. CO2 K2

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