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1.

What is Amplitude Modulation?(a) Change in amplitude of carrier according to modulating signal amplitude(b) Change in frequency of carrier according to modulating signal amplitude(c) Change in amplitude of carrier according to modulating signal frequency(d) Change in amplitude of modulating signal according to carrier signal amplitudeI had been asked this question in class test.My question is based upon Frequency Domain Description topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

Answer» RIGHT option is (a) Change in amplitude of carrier according to modulating signal amplitude

The explanation: Amplitude modulation is a modulation PROCESS in which amplitude of carrier wave is varied with respect to amplitude of the message signal to be TRANSMITTED. Whereas, FREQUENCY modulation is a modulation process in which frequency of carrier wave is varied with respect to amplitude of the message signal to be transmitted.
2.

In amplitude modulation frequency and phase of carrier ________(a) varies simultaneously(b) varies alternately(c) initially varies but become same after sometime(d) remains constantThe question was posed to me during an online exam.I'd like to ask this question from Frequency Domain Description in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The CORRECT choice is (d) REMAINS constant

The explanation: In AM, amplitude of CARRIER SIGNAL varies according to instantaneous amplitude of baseband signal. The frequency and phase of carrier signal remains constant.

3.

Envelope of AM wave has the same shape as the message of baseband signal.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was posed to me during an interview for a job.My question comes from Frequency Domain Description in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct answer is (a) True

Easy explanation: Modulation ENVELOPE of an AM wave is said to follow the OUTLINE of the message signal when carrier, upper sideband and lower sideband are combined in a SINGLE IMPEDANCE and observed on time versus amplitude PLOT. Thus, AM wave has same shape as the message signal.

4.

When aliasing takes place?(a) Sampling signals less than Nyquist Rate(b) Sampling signals more than Nyquist Rate(c) Sampling signals equal to Nyquist Rate(d) Sampling signals at a rate which is twice of Nyquist RateI have been asked this question during an online exam.My question is taken from Frequency Domain Description topic in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct option is (a) Sampling signals less than NYQUIST Rate

To explain I would say: Aliasing causes different signals to BECOME INDISTINGUISHABLE during sampling. It happens because sampling rate is less than Nyquist rate. In order to avoid aliasing, signals should be sampled at a rate TWICE of Nyquist rate.

5.

Why the Synchronous detection of AM signals is considered as a disadvantage?(a) Needs additional system for synchronization of carrier(b) Receiver is available at cheap prices(c) Needs less number of system as estimated for generation of carrier(d) Receiver is not complexI had been asked this question in quiz.Query is from Frequency Domain Description in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right answer is (a) Needs ADDITIONAL system for synchronization of carrier

The BEST explanation: Disadvantage of SYNCHRONOUS detection of AM signal are that it needs an additional system for GENERATION of carrier. It also needs additional system for synchronization of carrier. Moreover RECEIVER is complex and costly.

6.

Which devices did we use for AM Demodulation?(a) Envelope detector and Square law demodulator(b) PLL detector and Foster-Seeley discriminator(c) Ratio detector and Slope detector(d) Only quadrature detectorThis question was posed to me during an interview.This intriguing question originated from Frequency Domain Description in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct choice is (a) Envelope detector and Square law DEMODULATOR

To EXPLAIN: AM signals can be demodulated using Square law demodulator or Envelope detector. Demodulator extracts INFORMATION from received AM SIGNAL by decoding it. Other OPTIONS are the demodulators for FM signal.

7.

Square Law modulators ________(a) used for amplitude modulation(b) have non linear current-voltage characteristics(c) have non linear current-voltage characteristics as well as used for Amplitude Modulation(d) used for frequency modulationThe question was asked in class test.My question is taken from Frequency Domain Description in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right CHOICE is (c) have non linear current-voltage characteristics as well as used for AMPLITUDE Modulation

Easiest explanation: SQUARE law modulators are used for amplitude modulation and have non-linear current-voltage characteristics. The output of Square law demodulator is SAID to vary with respect to square of the input. They are highly linear in LOW voltage region.

8.

What do you understand by low level AM?(a) Output power is low(b) Modulation is done at high power of carrier and modulating signal(c) Collector Modulation Method is low level AM(d) Output power is highThis question was addressed to me in an online quiz.I'd like to ask this question from Frequency Domain Description in division Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct option is (a) Output power is low

Explanation: In low LEVEL AM, modulation is done at low power of carrier and MODULATING SIGNAL therefore output power is low. Therefore, power amplifiers are used to BOOST the carrier and modulating signal. COLLECTOR Modulation Method is high level AM. At high-level AM, output power is high.

9.

What do you understand by high level AM?(a) Output power is low(b) Modulation is done at high power of carrier and modulating signal(c) No need to boost the carrier and modulating signal(d) Modulation is done at low power of carrier and modulating signalI got this question in an interview for job.I would like to ask this question from Frequency Domain Description in division Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The CORRECT option is (b) Modulation is done at high power of carrier and modulating signal

Easiest EXPLANATION: For high LEVEL AM, modulation is done at high power of carrier and modulating signal, so power AMPLIFIERS are not used to boost the carrier and modulating signal. Therefore, output power is high. At LOW-level AM, output power is low.

10.

For Amplitude Modulation, Emitter modulator ________(a) Operates in class C mode(b) Has a low efficiency(c) Output power is high(d) Operates in class B modeI had been asked this question in an online interview.This interesting question is from Single Tone Modulation topic in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct choice is (B) Has a LOW efficiency

Explanation: EMITTER Modulator operates in class A region. It has very low efficiency. The output POWER is low so for MODULATION at high level, it is not suitable.

11.

Singletone amplitude modulation ________(a) consists of only one frequency component(b) contains a large number of frequency components(c) contains no frequency components(d) contains infinite number of frequency componentsThe question was asked in final exam.Question is taken from Single Tone Modulation in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right OPTION is (a) CONSISTS of only ONE frequency component

The best I can explain: Single tone modulation consists of only one frequency component in the baseband or message signal. Thus, modulation of carrier wave is done by a single frequency component only.

12.

AM spectrum consists of ________(a) Carrier frequency(b) Upper sideband(c) Lower sideband(d) Carrier frequency with both upper and lower sidebandThe question was posed to me in class test.This intriguing question comes from Single Tone Modulation topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right choice is (d) Carrier frequency with both upper and lower SIDEBAND

For explanation I would say: Spectrum of Am WAVE consists of a carrier with upper sideband and lower sideband. If carrier frequency is WC, then the TWO sidebands produced by it are (Wc+Wm) and (Wc-Wm), where Wm is the frequency of the message signal. The amplitude of the carrier is A and that of the two sidebands are mA/2, where m is the modulation INDEX.

13.

Why AM is used for broadcasting?(a) More immune to noise(b) Less transmitting power is required(c) It has high fidelity(d) Avoids Receivers ComplexityThe question was posed to me in semester exam.Origin of the question is Single Tone Modulation in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct answer is (d) Avoids Receivers Complexity

For explanation: AM detectors are GENERALLY, square law demodulators or envelope detectors at the receiver. As AM detectors at the receiver end are simple CIRCUITS and AVOID any KIND of complex structure, THEREFORE, AM used for broadcasting.

14.

The minimum channel Bandwidth is used by which modulation technique?(a) VSB(b) SSB-SC(c) DSB-SC(d) AMThis question was posed to me in an interview.I'm obligated to ask this question of Single Tone Modulation in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct option is (B) SSB-SC

To EXPLAIN: A signal has two sidebands which are EXACTLY the mirror images of each other. So we can remove ONE side band which further reduces its bandwidth. In SSB-SC modulation TECHNIQUE, the carrier is suppressed and only either of the sidebands is transmitted. Thus, SSB-SC has minimum channel Bandwidth.

15.

AM broadcast station transmits modulating frequency upto 6KHz. If transmitting frequency is 810KHz, then maximum and lower sidebands are ________(a) 816KHz and 804KHz(b) 826KHz and 804KHz(c) 916KHz and 904KHz(d) 822KHz and 816KHzThe question was posed to me in a job interview.The above asked question is from Single Tone Modulation topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right answer is (a) 816KHZ and 804KHz

Easy explanation: Maximum FREQUENCY = 810 + 6 = 816KHz and Minimum frequency = 810 – 6 = 804KHz. Moreover it has a bandwidth of (816 – 804) = 12KHz.

( Formula:Fmax = fc + fm,

Fmin = fc-fm,

Bandwidth = 2*fm = Fmax = Fmin,

fc = CARRIER frequency, fm = message signal frequency).

16.

Find lower frequency component in AM wave, given that highest frequency component is 900KHz and bandwidth is 12KHz?(a) 832KHz(b) 600KHz(c) 868KHz(d) 888KHzThis question was addressed to me in an online interview.My doubt stems from Single Tone Modulation in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct OPTION is (d) 888KHz

The explanation: HIGHEST frequency component is 900KHz and BANDWIDTH is 12KHz. So lower frequency component is 900 – 12 = 888KHz.

(Formula: Fmin = Fmax-2*fm = Fmax-Bandwidth,where fm = Message Signal Frequency).

17.

Amplitude Modulated wave is ________(a) Sum of carrier and modulating wave(b) Product of carrier and modulating wave(c) Difference of carrier and modulating wave(d) Sum of carrier and its product with modulating waveI have been asked this question during an online interview.I need to ask this question from Single Tone Modulation topic in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct option is (a) Sum of carrier and modulating wave

Easy EXPLANATION: The modulation of a carrier wave by varying its amplitude with RESPECT to amplitude of BASEBAND signal is known as amplitude modulation. It is REPRESENTED as,

s(t) = [1 + MX(t)] c(t),

where, x(t) =Modulating Wave, m=Modulating Index

c(t) = Carrier Wave = Ac (Cos ωc) t

Thus, Amplitude Modulated wave is the Sum of carrier and its product with modulating wave.

18.

Calculate power in each sideband, if power of carrier wave is 176W and there is 60% modulation in amplitude modulated signal?(a) 13.36W(b) 52W(c) 67W(d) 15.84WThe question was posed to me in unit test.Question is from Power Relations in AM Waves in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct answer is (d) 15.84W

Explanation: MODULATION index = 0.6 and Pc = 176W. Power in SIDEBANDS MAY be calculated as

19.

For 100% modulation, power in each sideband is ________ of that of carrier.(a) 50%(b) 70%(c) 60%(d) 25%This question was addressed to me in quiz.My question is from Power Relations in AM Waves topic in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right answer is (d) 25%

The BEST I can explain: Modulation INDEX = 1. Power in sidebands MAY be CALCULATED as

20.

Overmodulation results in ________________(a) Distortion(b) Weakens signal(c) Strengthens the signal(d) provides immunity to noiseI got this question in final exam.Asked question is from Power Relations in AM Waves in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct choice is (a) Distortion

Easiest EXPLANATION: When INSTANTANEOUS LEVEL of modulating signal exceeds the value necessary to provide 100% modulation, the signal is said to over-modulated. In other WORDS, when modulation INDEX is greater than 1, it results in Overmodulation. Thus, Overmodulation results in distortion of the modulating signal.

21.

The maximum power efficiency of an AM modulator is?(a) 25%(b) 33%(c) 66%(d) 100%I have been asked this question in final exam.The question is from Power Relations in AM Waves topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct OPTION is (b) 33%

Easy explanation: EFFICIENCY (ή) = m^2 / (m^2 + 2), m=Modulation Index

 For maximum efficiency m = 1 so, ή = 1/(1+2) = 1/3

 and ή% = (1/3)x100 = 33%.

22.

Noise performance of a square law demodulator of AM signal is?(a) Better than that of synchronous detector(b) Weaker than that of synchronous detector(c) Better than that of envelope detector(d) Weaker than that of envelope detectorThe question was posed to me in quiz.The origin of the question is Power Relations in AM Waves topic in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct ANSWER is (a) Better than that of synchronous detector

To explain I would SAY: Process of recovering message signal from RECEIVED modulated signal is called demodulation. It is exactly opposite to modulation. There are two most used AM demodulators: Square LAW Demodulator and Envelope Demodulator. NOISE performance of Square Law Demodulator is far better than that of Synchronous Detector.

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For getting 100% modulation, carrier amplitude should________(a) exceed signal amplitude(b) be equal to signal amplitude(c) be lesser than signal amplitude(d) be equal to 0This question was addressed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.This intriguing question originated from Power Relations in AM Waves topic in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right CHOICE is (b) be equal to signal amplitude

Easiest explanation: Modulation index is the amount of modulation present in a CARRIER WAVE. It is also DESCRIBED as the ration of the amplitude of message signal to that of carrier signal.

Modulation Index (m) = VM/Vc, where Vm is maximum baseband or message signal amplitude and Vc is maximum carrier signal amplitude. So for m = 1, Vm should be equal to Vc.

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An AM signal is represented by x(t) = (30 + 2Sin(700πt)) Cos(2πt x 10^2t)V. What is the value of modulation index?(a) 0.7(b) 0.066(c) 0.341(d) 0.916This question was addressed to me in class test.Question is from Power Relations in AM Waves in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right OPTION is (b) 0.066

Explanation: Given equation can be WRITTEN as 30(1 + 0.066 SIN(700πt)).

Comparing it with general AM equation, s(t) = Ac(1 + mAm cos(WMT)) cos(wct),

Where, Ac = Amplitude of CARRIER Signal, Am = Amplitude of Message Signal

 m=Modulation Index

So modulation index(m) = 0.066.

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For 100% modulation, total power is?(a) same as the power of unmodulated signal(b) twice as the power of unmodulated signal(c) four times as the power of unmodulated signal(d) one and half times as the power of unmodulated signalI have been asked this question in final exam.This interesting question is from Power Relations in AM Waves in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct option is (d) ONE and half times as the power of unmodulated SIGNAL

Explanation: TOTAL power, Pt = PC (1 + ^m^2⁄2), where m is Modulated Signal, Pc is Power of Unmodulated Signal or Carrier Signal.

So, for m=1,

 Pt = Pc (1 + 1^2/2)= 1.5 Pc.

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An AM signal is represented by x(t) = (30 + 2Sin(700πt)) Cos(2πt x 10^2t)V. Carrier power of the wave is?(a) 555W(b) 675W(c) 450W(d) 310WThe question was asked during an internship interview.I would like to ask this question from Power Relations in AM Waves topic in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

Answer» CORRECT option is (C) 450W

Explanation: Hence Pc = 450W.
27.

An AM signal is represented by x(t) = (30 + 2Sin(700πt)) Cos(2πt x 10^2t)V. Find the total power of amplitude modulated wave?(a) 453W(b) 675W(c) 789W(d) 451WI have been asked this question during an interview.I would like to ask this question from Power Relations in AM Waves topic in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

Answer» RIGHT answer is (d) 451W

For EXPLANATION: PT = Pc (1 + b^m^2⁄2) * pc

So, here, m = 0.066, Pc = 450W

Pt = (1+(0.0662/2))*450 = 451W.
28.

An AM signal is represented by x(t) = (30 + 2Sin(700πt)) Cos(2πt x 10^2t)V. What is its sideband power?(a) 4W(b) 1W(c) 3W(d) 2WThis question was posed to me at a job interview.This is a very interesting question from Power Relations in AM Waves in division Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct choice is (B) 1W

The explanation is: Sideband power i = (m^2* PC)/2 = (PT – Pc) i.e. 451 – 450 = 1W.

29.

For attenuation of high frequencies we can use ________(a) inductor(b) shunt capacitance(c) series capacitance(d) combination of inductor and resistorThe question was asked in a national level competition.Question is taken from AM Wave Representation topic in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct ANSWER is (b) shunt capacitance

Best explanation: CAPACITIVE reactance, Xc is low for HIGH frequencies as Xc=(1/wC), where w is the frequency and C is the capacitance. Due to this,the high frequencies are shunted to ground and are not transmitted.

30.

AM waves is represented by which equation?(a) [1 + m(t)].c(t)(b) [1 – m(t)].c(t)(c) [1 + m(t)].2c(t)(d) [1 + 2m(t)].c(t)This question was posed to me in unit test.My enquiry is from AM Wave Representation topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct option is (a) [1 + m(t)].C(t)

Best explanation: Amplitude wave is represented by [1 + um(t)].c(t), where c(t) is CARRIER signal, m(t) is message signal, u is MODULATION Index.

Generally, c(t) = Accos(wct), AC = Amplitude of Carrier Signal.

31.

A modem is classified as low if speed of data rate is ________(a) upto 600bps(b) upto 200bps(c) upto 400bps(d) upto 500bpsI had been asked this question by my college director while I was bunking the class.This intriguing question comes from AM Wave Representation topic in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct option is (a) upto 600bps

To EXPLAIN: Modem is device that can modulate carrier wave as well as demodulate transmitted modulated SIGNAL to decode the original information. When data rate in bps is upto 600, modem is CONSIDERED having low SPEED.

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Modulation is also called detection.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was asked in a national level competition.This key question is from AM Wave Representation in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right answer is (b) False

The BEST explanation: Modulation is encoding the message SIGNAL for efficient transmission. Whereas, Demodulation is the PROCESS to extract or decode the original message signal from the TRANSMITTED MODULATED signal. Demodulation is also called detection.

33.

Power of carrier wave is 500W and modulation index is 0.25. Find its total power?(a) 500W(b) 415W(c) 375W(d) 516WThis question was addressed to me in semester exam.The question is from AM Wave Representation in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right answer is (d) 516W

Easiest explanation: Total POWER (Pt) = (1+m^2/2)*PC

So, here, m = 0.25, Pc = 500W

Pt = (1+(0.25^2/2))*500 = 516W.

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The radiation at right angles is zero means ________(a) l = ʎ(b) l = ^ʎ⁄4(c) l = 2 ʎ(d) l = ^ʎ⁄2I have been asked this question during an interview.I'm obligated to ask this question of AM Wave Representation topic in division Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right option is (a) L = ʎ

Easiest explanation: ANTENNA is used for converting ELECTROMAGNETIC radiation into ELECTRIC currents or vice-versa. If the length of antenna is equal to the whole WAVELENGTH then the radiation at right angles is zero.

35.

It is suitable to connect woofer from the input through ________(a) band pass filter(b) band stop filter(c) low pass filter(d) high pass filterI had been asked this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.My query is from AM Wave Representation topic in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

Answer» RIGHT answer is (C) low pass filter

For explanation I would say: Woofer is considered as a low frequency loud speaker. It has a range from 10Hz to 500Hz. So it is better to use low pass filter for connection. Los Pass filter ALLOWS low frequencies to pass while HIGH pass filter allows high frequencies to pass. Band pass filter allows a range of frequencies to pass whereas. Band stop filter does the OPPOSITE.
36.

Commercial frequency deviation is ________(a) 75 KHz(b) 80 KHz(c) 85 KHz(d) 65 KHzI had been asked this question during an online interview.This intriguing question originated from AM Wave Representation in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct answer is (a) 75 KHz

To elaborate: FREQUENCY DEVIATION is the difference between an FM modulated frequency and the carrier frequency. Commercial FM broadcasting uses a maximum frequency deviation of 75 KHz and maximum modulating frequency is approximately 15KHZ.

37.

What is the disadvantage of FM over AM?(a) high modulating power is needed(b) requires high output power(c) large bandwidth required(d) high noise is producedI got this question by my school principal while I was bunking the class.My question is based upon Generation of AM Waves topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

Answer» RIGHT option is (c) large BANDWIDTH required

Easy explanation: Advantage of FM over AM is that the amplitude of an FM wave remains constant. In FM, the power of transmitted wave DEPENDS on amplitude of unmodulated CARRIER wave and hence it is constant. FM is less prone to noise compared to AM. However, wide-band FM has a wider bandwidth than AM as it’s BW is given by Carson’s rule which =2*(β+1)fm, where β = Frequency Modulation Index and fm is frequency of MODULATING signal. And BW of AM = 2*fm.
38.

Which of the following cannot be the Fourier series of a periodic signal?(a) x(t) = 2Cost + 4Cos7t(b) x(t) = 2Cosπt + 4Cos7t(c) x(t) = Cost + 0.7(d) x(t) = 2Cost + 4Sin7tThe question was asked at a job interview.Origin of the question is AM Wave Representation topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct answer is (c) x(t) = COST + 0.7

For EXPLANATION I would say: x(t) = Cost + 0.7does not FOLLOW Dirchlet’s conditions. FOURIER series of a periodic signal will only be applicable if it satisifies Dirchlet’s conditions firstly. Dirichlet integral states that a finite NUMBER should have finite number of discontinuities and also have finite number of extrema. x(t) doesn’t satisfy any of the criteria, whereas other options satisfy Dirchlet’s conditions. Thus, x(t) = Cost + 0.7, cannot be the Fourier series of a periodic signal.

39.

Which of the following devices is used to generate AM waves?(a) Square-law modulator(b) Reactance modulator(c) Transmitter(d) TransducerThis question was posed to me in an online interview.This interesting question is from Generation of AM Waves topic in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct option is (a) Square-law MODULATOR

Best explanation: AM signals are generated by Square-law modulators. The input for generating AM SIGNAL should be of type (A + m(t)) instead of m(t). Square-law modulator sums CARRIER and INFORMATION signal, then passes them through a non-linear device.

40.

For low level amplitude modulation, amplifier must be ________(a) Class C amplifier(b) Class B amplifier(c) Class D amplifier(d) class A amplifierThe question was posed to me in an interview for job.Enquiry is from Generation of AM Waves topic in division Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct option is (a) CLASS C amplifier

The best I can explain: In low level AM, modulation is done at low power of carrier and MODULATING SIGNAL therefore output power is low. Therefore, power amplifiers are used to boost the carrier and modulating signal. THUS, Class C amplifier is used.

41.

A wave is modulated by two sin waves having modulation indices of 0.3 and 0.5. Find the total modulation index?(a) 0.1(b) 0.7(c) 0.58(d) 0.35I got this question in a job interview.I'd like to ask this question from Generation of AM Waves in division Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct OPTION is (c) 0.58

The explanation is: Given that m1 = 0.3 and m2 = 0.5. Total modulation index will be equal to . By SUBSTITUTING VALUES we have which is equal to 0.58.

42.

What can we do to eliminate distortion in the picture?(a) use a longer transmission line(b) change the antenna orientation(c) usea short transmission line(d) connect a boosterThis question was posed to me in homework.This interesting question is from Generation of AM Waves in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right answer is (b) change the antenna orientation

For explanation I would SAY: According to MODULATION, length of antenna should be one fourth of wavelength. If DISTORTION occurs whether in television or at any other PLACE, simplest way to eliminate this is to change the orientation of antenna.

43.

Approximate range of a cordless telephone is ________(a) 900m(b) 100m(c) 1000m(d) 475mThe question was posed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.This is a very interesting question from Generation of AM Waves topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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The correct answer is (B) 100m

For EXPLANATION: Cordless telephone is one in which the handset is PORTABLE and communicates with the body of the phone by radio waves instead of being connected by a CORD. The range DEPENDS on the quality of instrument and is about 90m to 100m.

44.

Carrier wave carries information.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was posed to me during an internship interview.Question is taken from Generation of AM Waves topic in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right answer is (b) False

The explanation: It is a high frequency electro-magnetic wave. A CARRIER wave does not have any information. One of the properties LIKE amplitude, frequency or phase of the carrier are modulated with RESPECT to an INPUT signal for the purpose of conveying information.

45.

For 100% amplitude modulation, the power in upper sideband when carrier power is to be 100W?(a) 100W(b) 75W(c) 25W(d) 50WThe question was asked during an internship interview.My question comes from Generation of AM Waves topic in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct OPTION is (c) 25W

Explanation: Modulation index, m = 100% = 1. Power in SIDEBANDS is (Pcx^m^2⁄4). By substituting the values, we have (100 x ^1⁄4)which is equal to 25W.

Modulation index, m = 100% = 1.

Power in sidebands = (Pcx ^m^2/4), PC = Power of Carrier

By substituting the values, we have (100 x 1/4) =25W.

46.

PDM is generated by ________(a) Bistable multivibrator(b) Monostable multivibrator(c) Astable multivibrator(d) Schmitt triggerThe question was posed to me in an interview for internship.This is a very interesting question from Detection of AM Waves in division Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Correct answer is (B) Monostable multivibrator

Best explanation: PDM (Pulse Duration Modulation) is used to produce an ANALOG signal with the help of a digital source. Monostable multivibrators are used to GENERATE a single output pulse of a particular width. Its output is EITHER high or low when a suitable EXTERNAL pulse is applied.

47.

Modem is considered as high speed if data rate is ________(a) 10000(b) 20000(c) 5000(d) 30000The question was posed to me during an internship interview.My question is based upon Generation of AM Waves topic in division Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

Answer» CORRECT answer is (c) 5000

To ELABORATE: For data RATE in the range 2000 to 10500 bps, modem is designated as high speed. Modem is a COMBINATION of modulator and demodulator. Modulator tends to encode message signal and demodulator decodes the message signal from the modulated WAVEFORM.
48.

Scanning always takes place from ________(a) right to left(b) left to right(c) left to right for odd fields and right to left for even fields(d) left to right for even fields and right to left for odd fieldsThe question was asked by my college professor while I was bunking the class.The question is from Generation of AM Waves topic in section Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

Answer» RIGHT ANSWER is (b) LEFT to right

To elaborate: Scanning is MOSTLY used in TV to obtain continuous frames and to provide motion of picture. Scanning always TAKES place from left to right.
49.

Detection is same as ________(a) Modulation(b) Mixing(c) Filtering(d) DemodulationI had been asked this question in an interview for job.This question is from Detection of AM Waves in chapter Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

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Right CHOICE is (d) Demodulation

Easiest EXPLANATION: Process of EXTRACTING the ORIGINAL message signal from the received modulated signal is called demodulation. Demodulation is also known as detection.

50.

Most commonly used modulation system for telegraphy is ________(a) Multi-tone modulation(b) Single tone modulation(c) PCM(d) FSKThis question was posed to me by my college professor while I was bunking the class.My enquiry is from Detection of AM Waves in portion Amplitude Modulation of Analog Communications

Answer» RIGHT option is (d) FSK

Explanation: FSK (Frequency SHIFT Keying) is a method to transmit digital signals, which are in form of binary data. In TELEGRAPHY, a modem is USED to convert binary data to FSK and vice-versa, for COMMUNICATION between computers, over telephone lines. Single tone modulations deals with message signal having single frequency component, whereas, Multi-tone modulation deals with message signal having multiple frequency components.