QuestionsQ1A signal m(t) = 2 cos ( 2x 10° t) frequency modulates (FM) a 1 MHz carier to produce a (peak)frequency deviation of 4 kHz. Write the time-domain expression for the resulting FM signal ordt)?What is the value of the frequency deviation constant k? What is the bandwidth of the FM signal?Q2An angle modulated signal is given by the following expression:QEM(t) = 5 cos (@t + 40 sin 500nt + 20 sin 1000t + 10sin 2000nt)a Determine the (peak) frequency deviation 4f, in Hz.b. Estimate the bandwidth, in Hz, of the angle modulated signal by Carson's rule.C. If the angle modulated signal is a phase modulated signal with the phase deviation constant, k, is 5radians per volt, determine the message signal m (t).d. If the angle modulated signal is a frequency modulated signal with a frequency deviation constant, kis 20,000 rradians/sec per volt, determine the message signal m(t).12Q3A message signal m(t) = 4 cos 2n 1000t modulates a carrier frequency to produce a frequencymodulated signal with a resulting modulation index (i.e. frequency deviation ratio) of 2.(a) What is the estimate of the bandwidth of the FM signal ?(b) The message signal m(t) is replaced by a new message signalm(t) = 4 cos 2n 1000t + 4 cos 2n 3000tWhat is the estimate of the bandwidth of this new FM signal?(c) The message signal m(t) is replaced by a new message signalm(t) = 4 cos 27 3000tWhat is the estimate of the bandwidth of this new FM signal?Use Carson's rule in determining the bandwidth of FM signals.13

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A signal m(t) = 2 cos ( 2x 10° t) frequency modulates (FM) a 1 MHz carrier to produce a (peak) frequency deviation of 4 kHz. Write the time-domain expression for the resulting FM signal oFMdt)? What is the value of the frequency deviation constant k? What is the bandwidth of the FM signal?

A signal m(t) = 2 cos ( 2x 10° t) frequency modulates (FM) a 1 MHz carrier to produce a (peak) frequency deviation of 4 kHz. Write the time-domain expression for the resulting FM signal oFMdt)? What is the value of the frequency deviation constant k? What is the bandwidth of the FM signal?

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