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Angle Modulation

The document discusses angle modulation, focusing on how message signals affect the angle and frequency of a carrier signal. It covers basic definitions, including instantaneous angle and frequency, and differentiates between phase modulation and frequency modulation. Additionally, it outlines the advantages and disadvantages of frequency modulation, including its bandwidth consumption and robustness against amplitude distortions.

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Angle Modulation

The document discusses angle modulation, focusing on how message signals affect the angle and frequency of a carrier signal. It covers basic definitions, including instantaneous angle and frequency, and differentiates between phase modulation and frequency modulation. Additionally, it outlines the advantages and disadvantages of frequency modulation, including its bandwidth consumption and robustness against amplitude distortions.

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ANGLE

MODULATION
Angle Modulation

· Remember, in amplitude modulation message signal varies the amplitude of


a sinusoidal carrier signal:

x(t) = m(t) cosfct)


Angle Modulation

· Remember, in amplitude modulation message signal varies the amplitude of


a sinusoidal carrier signal:

x(t) = m(t) cosfct)

· In angle modulation, message signal changes the angle component of the


carrier:

x(t) =
cos(o(t)) Ot =
g(m(t) , fc)
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

-
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous angle of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(0 + (t))

Oi (t) : Instantaneous angle


Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous angle of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(0 + (t))

Oi (t) : Instantaneous angle

Example: Pure carrier signal

X (t) = cos(2+ fct) Gilt)

Filt) =
2 fct t
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2 ot

Instantaneous frequency
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2π dt

Instantaneous frequency

Example: Pure carrier signal Eilt)


M

x(t) =
cos(etifct) Filt = 25 fct t
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2π dt

Instantaneous frequency

Example: Pure carrier signal Eilt)


M

x(t) =
cosCetifct) Filt =
2Tifct -

+
d Pilt)
Fi(t) =

24 d
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2π dt

Instantaneous frequency

Example: Pure carrier signal Eilt)


M

↓ (t) = cos(2+ fct) Filt) =


25fct it
-

Filt)
=
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2π dt

Instantaneous frequency

Example: Pure carrier signal Eilt)


M

↓ (t) = cos(2+ fct) Filt) =


2 fct t

Filt)
= ~
Filt)

#c

E
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2 ot

Instantaneous frequency

Example:

x(t) =
sin(2)fat + kmsin(2tfmt))
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2π dt

Instantaneous frequency

Example:

x(t) =
sin(2)fat + kmsin(2tfmt))
Gilt) =
25fct + kmsin (2Mfrt)
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2π dt

Instantaneous frequency

n
Example: Terifct

x(t) =
sin(2)fat + kmsin(2tfmt))
>
t
Gilt) =
25fct + kmsin (2Mfrt)
-
-
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)
2π dt

Instantaneous frequency

n
Example: Terifct

x(t) =
sin(2)fat + kmsin(2tfmt))
>
t
Gilt) =
25fct + kmsin (2Mfrt)

1 dOilt)
Filt) = =

24 dt
Angle Modulation

Basic definitions

Instantaneous frequency of a sinusoidal signal

x(t) = cos(o(t)) Gilt) : Instantaneous angle

Fi(t) =
1 dOilt)

Fin
2π dt

Instantaneous frequency

Example: M
Pict

u
Terifct

x(t) =
sin(2)fat + kmsin(2tfmt))
>
t
Gilt) =
25fct + kmsin (2Mfrt)
Fi(t)
1 dOilt)
Filt) = fe +
knfucosfetWin
=

2T) ot &

-
"t
-
Angle Modulation

Phase modulation
Angle Modulation

Phase modulation

Instantaneous angle is proportional to the message signal


Angle Modulation

Phase modulation

Instantaneous angle is proportional to the message signal

Fi(t) = 2Tfct + kpm(t)


Angle Modulation

Phase modulation

Instantaneous angle is proportional to the message signal

Fi(t) = 2Tfct + kpm(t)

x(t) =
Accos(2πfct + kpm(t))
Angle Modulation

Frequency modulation

Instantaneous frequency is proportional to the message signal


Angle Modulation

Frequency modulation

Instantaneous frequency is proportional to the message signal

Fi(t) =
fc + k = m(t)
Angle Modulation

Frequency modulation

Instantaneous frequency is proportional to the message signal

Fi(t) =
fc + k = m(t)

Filt) =

2 t(z)de
Angle Modulation

Frequency modulation

Instantaneous frequency is proportional to the message signal

Fi(t) =
fc + k = m(t)

Filt) =

2 t(z)de
= 2πfct2πkcelde
+
Angle Modulation

Frequency modulation

Instantaneous frequency is proportional to the message signal

Fi(t) =
fc + k = m(t)

Gilt) =

2π( - N
Fi(z)de

= 2πfct +
2πkcelde
x(t) =

Acos(2πfct +
2πkF(m()de)
Angle Modulation

Frequency modulation
Example:

m(t) = Am cos (zifmt)


Angle Modulation

Frequency modulation
Example:

m(t) = Am cos (zifmt)

From Wikipedia
Angle Modulation

Advantages of Frequency Modulation


Angle Modulation

Advantages of Frequency Modulation

& Always using peak power! P = A


2
Angle Modulation

Advantages of Frequency Modulation

& Always using peak power! P = A


2

⑧ Thanks to its constant amplitude, more robust against channel’s


amplitude distortions

Wi
1
·

Transmitter Receiver

Tx Rx

~
- -
-
-
+
H
Angle Modulation

Advantages of Frequency Modulation

& Always using peak power! P = A


2

⑧ Thanks to its constant amplitude, more robust against channel’s


amplitude distortions

MM In
signot
Angle Modulation

Advantages of Frequency Modulation

& Always using peak power! P = A


2

⑧ Thanks to its constant amplitude, more robust against channel’s


amplitude distortions

MM In
signot

Channel
V

um
Angle Modulation

Advantages of Frequency Modulation

& Always using peak power! P = A


2

⑧ Thanks to its constant amplitude, more robust against channel’s


amplitude distortions

MM In
signot

Channel
V

um ·
um
Correction
at the receiver
Angle Modulation

Disadvantage of Frequency Modulation

8
Angle Modulation

Disadvantage of Frequency Modulation

Bandwidth consumption!!!
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

1. Narrowband FM (KE small


Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

1. Narrowband FM (KE small


A cos (24fot + LikSceldz) =
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

1. Narrowband FM (KE small


Accos (24 fat +
LikSceldz)
-

-
Accos(ft) cos(cde) -
Asi (2fet) sin(thida)
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

1. Narrowband FM (KE small


Accos (24 fat +
LikSceldz)
-

-
Accos(ft) cos(cde) -
Asi (2fet) sin(thida)
-
-
SMOQ
~ I
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

CTkfmizide)3
Fourier
Transform
FEAccos(2Tft +
sind

A
is not trivial to find.

1. Narrowband FM (KE small


Accos (24 fat +
LikSceldz)
= Accos(ft) cos(cde) -
Asi (2fet) sin(thida)
-
-
SMOQ
~ I

~
Accos(fat) (Aczk(e)de) sin(2ft)
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

1. Narrowband FM (KE small


Accos (24 fat +
LikSceldz)
-

-
Accos(ft) cos(cde) -
Asi (2fet) sin(thida)
-
-
SMOQ
~ I

=
Accos(fat) (Aczk(e)de) sin(2ft)
Similar to AM :
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

1. Narrowband FM (KE small


Accos (24 fat +
LikSceldz)
-

-
Accos(ft) cos(cde) -
Asi (2fet) sin(thida)
-
-
SMOQ
~ I

=
Accos(fat) (Aczk(e)de) sin(2ft)
Similar to AM : BW-2B
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) .


Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) 8-


- a
minm(t)
------ -mexmt)
=

Fc-mexim(t)
.

... - -

fatmaxmH)
Carson’s Rule -
>
-
>
= t
(t)/
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.
Filt) -

fek = mct)
2. Wideband FM (KE large) .

Carson’s Rule BW = 2x
(max
/Fi(t) -

fl + B)
Fi(t) =
fc + k= MH)
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) .


maximum frequency
deviation

Carson’s Rule BW = 2x(mmFilt)


fl -
+ B)
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) .


maximum frequency
deviation

Carson’s Rule BW = 2x(mmFilt)


fl -
+ B)

max (Fict)-fel #M Deviation


D
Define =

Ratio
B
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) .


maximum frequency
deviation

Carson’s Rule Bw =
2x)fl Filt) -
+ B)
DB + B =
(1H)B
-

(Fict)-fcl
=

max #M Deviation
D
Define =

Ratio
B

BW = 2 (D + 1) B (D + 1)B(D + 1)B

x))
=
*
N
Fo
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) .

BW = 2 (D + 1) B
-

In FM Radio B = 15kHz
,

S
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) .

BW = 2 (D + 1) B
-

In FM Radio B = 15kHz
,

Maximum Freq . Deviation = 75kHz


S
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) .

BW = 2 (D + 1) B
-

In FM Radio B = 15kHz
,

Maximum Freq . Deviation = 75kHz

D =
45 = 5
Angle Modulation

Bandwidth of FM

/zde)3
Fourier
FEAccos(2Tfnt + 2Tk
Transform =
is not trivial to find.

2. Wideband FM (KE large) .

BW = 2 (D + 1) B
-
·

98 MHz

In FM Radio B = 15kHz 98 .
2
,
98 .
4
Maximum Freq . Deviation = 75kHz

D =
75 = 5
15

BW = 2 x(5 + 1) x 15 =
180kHz
Angle Modulation

FM Transmitter

g jo2 ?
Angle Modulation

FM Transmitter

n(t)
> VCO < Accos(2nfct + zide)
Voltage
Controlled
Oscillator
Angle Modulation

FM Transmitter

n(t)
> VCO < Accos(2nfct + zide)
Voltage
Controlled
Oscillator

FM Receiver
Differentiator

x() j t
>
Angle Modulation

FM Transmitter

n(t)
> VCO < Accos(2nfct + zide)
Voltage
Controlled
Oscillator

FM Receiver
Differentiator

x() j t
>

(Accos(2Tfct +
2TkF(med) =
Angle Modulation

FM Transmitter

n(t)
> VCO < Accos(2nfct + zide)
Voltage
Controlled
Oscillator

FM Receiver
Differentiator

x() j t
>

(Accos(zTfct +
2TkF(medz) = A(π(f
+ k=
m() cos(o(t)
Angle Modulation

FM Transmitter

n(t)
> VCO < Accos(2nfct + zide)
Voltage
Controlled
Oscillator

FM Receiver
Differentiator

x() j t
>

(Accos(zTfct +
2TkF(medz) = A(π(f
+ k=
m() cos(o(t)
AM Signal !
Angle Modulation

FM Transmitter
Kam
n(t)
> VCO < Accos(2nfct + zkF/mIzIde)
-
D

Voltage
Controlled
Oscillator

FM Receiver
Differentiator

x() j t
>
Envelope
Detector
< A =2
-
(fatkem()
H Komilt)
>
-
2TkF(m(c)dz) A(π(f k=
m()s(o(t)
os(2Tfct
= +
+

AM Signal !

>
-

#F- Fion
Toe)
a >
-

-T
Rachem
gafa,

X (t) Ac , cos([5ff
+ nm,

JazzFMfce
=

T +
Acces(2 /McGiol)
fact

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