Thursday 25 October 2012

CHAPTER 3 IMPORTANT QUESTIONS


3.6 Pulse position modulation



3.5 pulse width modulation



3.4 Pulse amplitude modulation



3.3 .B Nyquest Theorem & Nyquest Rate


3.3 sampling theorm



3.2 sampling basic






3.1 basic of pulse modulation & advantages disadvantages of pulse modulation



Monday 22 October 2012

BANDWIDTH OF FM


POWER CONTAINS OF FM


Frequency Domain of FM



frequency deviation ,modulation index,deviation ratio of Fm


basic of FM & Time domain of FM



Power con taint of AM


bandwidth of AM


Angle modulation basic


Advantages disadvantages & Application of AM


frequency domain of AM


time domain of AM


modulation index of AM



Wednesday 17 October 2012

CHAP 1 AM BASIC



chap 1 board question of w11 s11 w12

SR.
Question
marks
year
1.       
What is  superhetrodyne  receiver ? explain with respect to AM receiver .
4 marks
S11
2.       
draw square law diode detector .State its limitations
-4marks
w11
3.       
draw AM waveform in time domain for m>1,m=1 &m<1
6marks
w11
4.       
Draw frequency spectrum of AM .state 2 advantages of FM over AM
4 marks
S12
5.       
Compare AM & FM
4 marks
W 11, w11
6.       
Compare AM & PM
4 marks
W11
7.       
Draw neat block diagram of Communication system. State functions of each block
4 marks
S 12, S11
8.       
Draw neat diagram of AM transmitter ,Describe function of each block
6 marks
S 12
9.       
Define FM state ideal & practical B/W requirement of FM
4 marks
S12
10.   
Find % modulation when Emax=132 V.P.P. & Emin = 28 V.P.P  Draw AM waveform
4 marks
S12
11.   
Draw frequency spectrum of AM .state 2 advantages of FM over AM
4 marks
S12
12.   
Define modulation index of AM  , draw waveform for m=1,m<1,m>1
4 marks
S12
13.   
Define FM state ideal & practical B/W requirement of FM
4 marks
S12
14.   
Compare AM,FM ,PM  w.r.t.  waveform ,B/W , MI, frequency Spectrum
4 marks
S11
15.   
Compare AM,FM ,PM  w.r.t.  waveform ,B/W , MI, frequency Spectrum
4 marks
S11

chap 1 comparison of AM FM PM


chap 1concept of noise



CHAP 1 BASIC OF MODULATION