The document outlines 4 tasks related to generating and analyzing different modulation schemes in MATLAB:
1. Generate an SSB modulated signal without using inbuilt functions for given parameters, and compare to the ssbmod command.
2. Write a program to demodulate the SSB signal from Task 1 and compare to ssbdemod.
3. Generate a multi-tone FM modulated signal for given parameters and use fmmod/fmdemod to compare. Determine if the FM system is narrowband or wideband.
4. Generate a wideband FM signal using a Bessel function for given parameters, and calculate bandwidth using Carson's rule.
The document outlines 4 tasks related to generating and analyzing different modulation schemes in MATLAB:
1. Generate an SSB modulated signal without using inbuilt functions for given parameters, and compare to the ssbmod command.
2. Write a program to demodulate the SSB signal from Task 1 and compare to ssbdemod.
3. Generate a multi-tone FM modulated signal for given parameters and use fmmod/fmdemod to compare. Determine if the FM system is narrowband or wideband.
4. Generate a wideband FM signal using a Bessel function for given parameters, and calculate bandwidth using Carson's rule.
The document outlines 4 tasks related to generating and analyzing different modulation schemes in MATLAB:
1. Generate an SSB modulated signal without using inbuilt functions for given parameters, and compare to the ssbmod command.
2. Write a program to demodulate the SSB signal from Task 1 and compare to ssbdemod.
3. Generate a multi-tone FM modulated signal for given parameters and use fmmod/fmdemod to compare. Determine if the FM system is narrowband or wideband.
4. Generate a wideband FM signal using a Bessel function for given parameters, and calculate bandwidth using Carson's rule.
• Write a MATLAB program to generate SSB modulated signal and
frequency spectrum for the given parameters below without using an inbuilt function (use mathematical expression) Fm=20Hz (Message Signal Frequency) Am=0.7 (Amplitude of message signal); Fc=200Hz(Carrier Signal Frequency); Ac=1 (Amplitude of carrier signal); Fs=8kHz (Sampling frequency) [Plot message signal; carrier signal; SSB modulated signal and frequency spectrum of SSB using subplots and note down the USB and LSB frequencies] Take 1000 sampling points to sample the message signal Fm. • Explore the ssbmod command in Matlab and plot the SSB modulated signal; compare it with the modulated signal generated above. Task-2 • Write a MATLAB program to generate SSB demodulated signal from the modulated signal obtained from the task 1. • Explore the ssbdemod command in Matlab and plot the SSB demodulated signal. Task-3 • Write a MATLAB program to generate a Multi-tone FM-modulated signal and demodulate the same for the given parameters below: Fc=5kHz (Carrier frequency); Ac=1 (Amplitude of carrier signal); 2 message signals of frequencies 1kHz and 2kHz with amplitude one and modulation index of 0.6.[Plot multi-tone FM modulated signal using subplots] • Use the inbuilt function fmmod and fmdemod to compare the results obtained. Find whether the given FM system is a Narrowband or Wideband system. Task-4 • Write a MATLAB program to generate a Wide Band FM using Bessel function and demodulate it for the following parameters Fm=40kHz (Message Signal Frequency) Fc=20MHz(Carrier Signal Frequency); Fs=40MHz, max frequency deviation =10MHz (Amplitude of carrier signal); [Plot message signal; carrier signal; FM(modulated and demodulated )signal using subplots] Find the modulation index and calculate the Bandwidth using Carson’s rule.