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Angle Modulation Notes
Angle Modulation Notes
Angle Modulation Notes
Angle Modulation:
Frequency Modulation (FM)
Phase Modulation (PM)
Remember
Remember: Phase Shift
Angle Modulation
Angle Modulation
Radar
Angle Modulation
Carrier
Modulating
Signal
FM
PM
Angle Modulation
The carrier signal is represented by:
1 d (t) 1 d (t)
- The instantaneous frequency : f i (t) = = fc +
2 dt 2 dt
d (t) d (t)
−The instantaneous radian frequency : i (t) = = c +
dt dt
- The instantaneous phase: (t) = ct + (t)
- The relationship between the instantaneous phase and the
instantaneous frequency is given by :
t t
d 1 d
i (t) = (t) or f i (t) = (t)
dt 2 dt
Angle Modulation: Definitions
1 d(t)
Theinstantaneous frequency deviation :
2 dt
The instantaneous phasedeviation : (t)
1 d(t)
Maximum frequency deviation = Δf = max
2 dt
Maximum phase deviation : max (t)
Phase Modulation
Phase Modulation (PM): is that form of angle modulation
in which the instantaneous phase (t) is varied linearly
with the message signal m(t) as:
(t) = ct + k p m(t)
where: k p represents the phase sensitivity of the modulator in [rad/volt]
m(t) is the modulating signal in [volt].
1 d (t)
The instantaneous frequency deviation =
2 dt
t
d 2 k f m( )d
1
= 0
2 dt
= k f m(t )
1 d(t)
Maximum frequency deviation = f = max
2 dt
= k f max m(t)
where
Δf
β= Δf = β f m
fm
= k p Am [rad]
Narrowband FM Wideband FM
1 1
Narrowband FM (NBFM)
Narrowband FM (NBFM)
since
Which is similar to the AM signal which is given by:
BT = 2 f
m
The difference between the two equations (AM & NBFM) is the –ve
sign in the last term. Thus the NBFM requires the same transmission
The transmission
bandwidth as AM.
bandwidth of the NBFM
is similar to the AM
Generation of Narrowband FM
AcA mk f
sin(mt )sin(ct)
2f m
Am
m( )d = 2f sin(mt )
m
Wideband FM (WBFM)
Now we determine the spectrum of the single tone FM signal for an
arbitrary value of the modulation index
= Re
(A e (
c e
J sin
m t)) J ct c
= Re
J ct
c(t) e
J sin (m t))
where c(t) = Ace is the complex
envelope of FM signal.
Wideband FM (WBFM)
Where:
Wideband FM (WBFM)
Bessel function
Wideband FM (WBFM)
Transmission Bandwidth of FM Signals
In theory, an FM signal contains an infinite number of side frequencies so that
the bandwidth required to transmit such a signal is similarly infinite in extent.
✓ It can be shown that 98 percent of the normalized total signal power is
contained in the bandwidth
This expression can
BW 2(1+ ) f m Hz
represents the general
Carson’s rule case where f m is the max.
frequency in the signal
BW 2(1+ ) f m Hz
B = 2(1 + 1) 10 k H z = 40 k H z
Example (Cont.)
Since
T
Note this can be deduced easily (from the three form of representation of bandpass signals) as :
1
PT = c(t) where c(t) = Ac e j (t )
2
2
1 1
= Ac = Ac2
2
2 2
Spectrum of WBFM
Spectrum of WBFM
s FM (t ) = A c J ( )co s (2 f
n c t + 2 n f m t )
n=−
S FM ( f ) = Ac J n ( ) ( f − ( f c + n f m )) + ( f + ( f c + n f m ))
2 n=−
= c J o ( ) ( f − f c ) + J o ( ) ( f + f c )
A n=0
2
+ c J 1 ( ) ( f − ( f c + f m ))+ J 1 ( ) ( f + ( f c + f m ))
A n=1
2
+ c J 2 ( ) ( f − ( f c + 2 f m ))+ J 2 ( ) ( f + ( f c + 2 f m ))
A
n=2
2
+ c J 3( ) ( f − ( f c + 3 f m ))+ J 3 ( ) ( f + ( f c + 3 f m ))
A
2
n=3
+ c J ( ) ( f − ( f + 4 f ))+ J ( ) ( f + ( f + 4 f )) +
A
2 4 c m 4 c m
n=4
.
.
n = -1
+
Ac
J −1 ( ) ( f − ( f c − f m ))+ J −1 ( ) ( f + ( f c − f m ))
2
+ A c J − 2 ( ) ( f − ( f c − 2 f m ))+ J − 2 ( ) ( f + ( f c − 2 f m )) n = -2
2
+ A c J − 3 ( ) ( f − ( f c − 3 f m ))+ J 3 ( ) ( f + ( f c − 3 f m )) n = -3
2
+ A c J − 4 ( ) ( f − ( f c − 4 f m ))+ J − 4 ( ) ( f + ( f c − 4 f m )) + n = -4
2
.
=2
5
Ac = 10 V
J o (2 ) c = 0.239 = 1.14
4 .5 A 10
4
2 2
3 .5 A 10
J 2 (32)
Ac = 10 0.3528 = 1.764 J1 (2) c
= 0.5767 = 2.835 f c = 500 [Hz]
M(f) 2 2 2 2
f m = 50 [Hz]
2 .5
XF
Ac = 10 0.1289 = 0.644
J 12 (. 52)
1 2 2
0 .5
0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
F R E Q U E N C Y [Hz]
= 0.5
5
J o (0.5)
4.5 Ac 10
= 0.9385 = 4.6955
4 2 2
3.5
J1(0.5)
3 Ac = 10 0.2423 = 1.215
2 2
M(f)
2.5
XF
1.5
J 2 (0.5)
Ac 10
1
= 0.03060 = 0.1530
2 2
0.5
0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
F R E Q U E N C Y [Hz]
Spectrum of WBFM
(1)The spectrum of an FM signal contains a carrier component
and an infinite set of sideband frequencies located
symmetrically on either side of the carrier at frequency
separation of f m , 2 f m ,3 f m ,...
where
Δf
β= Δf = β f m
fm
is the modulation index of the FM signal.
f = k f Am
R eceived signal S ( t )
+VL
+VL
Limited signal S L ( t )
+VL