CS 601
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Question No.1:
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Calculate
the bandwidth required of the given AM Station with proper unit.
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Modulating
signal with bandwidth of 7 KHz
Ans:
Bandwidth of AM signal (Modulated
signal) = 2*bandwidth of modulating signal (audio).
Bandwidth of AM signal (Modulated
signal) = 2*(7 KHz)
Bandwidth of AM signal (Modulated signal) = 14
KHz (Bandwidth for an AM station).
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Calculate
the bandwidth required of the given FM Station with proper unit.
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Modulating
signal with frequencies of 10000 to 19000 Hz.
Ans:
Fc1-Fc0 =
19,000-10,000
= 9000 Hz
= 9 KHz
Bandwidth of FM signal (modulated
signal) = 10*bandwidth of modulating signal
= 10 * 9 KHz
= 90 KHz
Now convert into MHz,
Bandwidth of FM signal (modulated
signal) = 90 KHz/1000
= 0.09MH
Question No. 2:
Suppose, if the
bandwidth of the medium is 16,000Hz and the difference between the two carrier
frequencies (fc1 and fc0) is 2000Hz, and the transmission is in full duplex
mode. Find the maximum baud rate for FSK signal in each direction with all
necessary calculation and proper unit.
Ans:
Bandwidth
= Max. Baud rate + (Fc1 – Fc0)
Bandwidth
– (Fc1-Fc0) = Max. Baud rate
16,000-2000
= Max. Baud rate
14,000 = Max. Baud rate
For each
direction
Max. Baud
rate = Bandwidth/2 – (Fc1-Fc0)
= 16,000/2Hz –
2000Hz
= 8000Hz – 2000Hz
Max. Baud
rate = 6000Hz
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Maximum
Baud rate is therefore 16,000 minus the frequency shift.
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And
bit rate is also 16,000 minus frequency shift.
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In
full duplex mode it is equal to 8000 minus the frequency shift.
Question No. 3:
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What is the
functionality of splitterin cable modem?
Ans:
In cable modem a
splitter can be used to connect multiple devices.
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Calculate the Effect of noise on Parallel Flat Wire by using following diagram?
Ans:
Parallel Flat Wire
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In
the past, two parallel flat wires were used for communication.
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However,
EM interference from devices such as motor can create noise over those wires.
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Effect of noise on Parallel flat
wires
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The
total effect is
20-16 = 4
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If
the two wires are parallel, the wire closest to the source of the noise gets
more interference and ends up with a higher voltage level than the wire further
away.
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This
result in an uneven load and a damaged signal.
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