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Electronic Communication Systems 2nd Edition by Roy Blake

Edition 2ISBN: 978-0766826847
book Electronic Communication Systems 2nd Edition by Roy Blake cover

Electronic Communication Systems 2nd Edition by Roy Blake

Edition 2ISBN: 978-0766826847
Exercise 11
The block diagram of an SSB transmitter is shown in Figure 5.34. The local oscillator frequency is higher than the frequency at which the SSB signal is generated, and the difference between the two frequencies is used at the output.
(a) Choose a suitable frequency for the carrier oscillator if the transmitter is to produce a USB signal.
(b) What should be the frequency of the local oscillator if the (suppressed) carrier frequency at the antenna is to be exactly 30 MHz
(c) Suppose that the transmitter is modulated by a single sine-wave tone at 1 kHz. It is operating with a PEP of 100 W into a 50 load. Sketch the output in the time and frequency domains, showing all appropriate scales.
Figure 5.34
The block diagram of an SSB transmitter is shown in Figure 5.34. The local oscillator frequency is higher than the frequency at which the SSB signal is generated, and the difference between the two frequencies is used at the output. (a) Choose a suitable frequency for the carrier oscillator if the transmitter is to produce a USB signal. (b) What should be the frequency of the local oscillator if the (suppressed) carrier frequency at the antenna is to be exactly 30 MHz  (c) Suppose that the transmitter is modulated by a single sine-wave tone at 1 kHz. It is operating with a PEP of 100 W into a 50 load. Sketch the output in the time and frequency domains, showing all appropriate scales. Figure 5.34
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