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Pulse Position Modulation and Demodulation

1. The document describes an experiment to study pulse position modulation and demodulation using a pulse width modulation trainer kit. 2. The experiment modulates an analog input signal using pulse position modulation and then demodulates the PPM signal back to the original analog output. 3. Key steps include adjusting the modulating signal frequency and amplitude, sampling pulse frequency, and observing the PPM and PWM waveforms during modulation and demodulated output during demodulation while varying signal parameters.

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Pulse Position Modulation and Demodulation

1. The document describes an experiment to study pulse position modulation and demodulation using a pulse width modulation trainer kit. 2. The experiment modulates an analog input signal using pulse position modulation and then demodulates the PPM signal back to the original analog output. 3. Key steps include adjusting the modulating signal frequency and amplitude, sampling pulse frequency, and observing the PPM and PWM waveforms during modulation and demodulated output during demodulation while varying signal parameters.

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PULSE POSITION MODULATION AND

DEMODULATION
EXP NO: DATE:

AIM:
1.To study the pulse position modulation and demodulation.
2.To study the effect of variations of sampling frequency on the demodulated output.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED:
1.Pulse Width Modulation Trainer Kit.
2.Dual channel Oscilloscope of range 20Mhz.

THEORY:

BLOCK DIAGRAM:
AF SIGNAL ON CH 1 PWM O/P ON CH 2 PPM O/P ON CH2

AF SIGNAL
MONOSTABLE
LING
CIRC
AMP

GENERATOR COMPARATOR
UIT

MULTIVIBRATOR
S

SAMPLING
SAWTOOTH
PULSE
WAVEFORM
GENERATOR
GENERATOR
DEMOD
O/P

PPM I/P
PWM O/P
LOW PASS
FILTER
PPM-PWM CONVERTOR

SYNC.CLOCK
I/P
PROCEDURE:

1.Switch ‘ON’ the supply switch on the trainer kit.

2.Connect the ‘Analog Signal Output’ to ‘Analog Signal input’ of the PPM
modulator.Adjust frequency 1KHz and the amplitude by the potentiometer P2 to about
3Vp-p.

3.Connect the ‘Sampling Pulse Output’ to ‘Pulse input’ of the modulator.

4.Adjust the frequency of the sampling signal to 5KHz.

5.Observe the sawtooth generator output at pin No:6 of IC3130 and observe the PWM
waveform w.r.s. to the modulating signal.

6.Observe the PWM waveform and then observe the PPM waveform at Pin No:3 of
IC555 by varying the following:
a.AF Signal frequency
b.AF Signal Amplitude
c.Sampling frequency and
d.Sampling pulse width

7.During demodulation,connect PPM output to the input of the PPM-PWM


convertor.And also give the sampling pulse input from the modulator as a synchronizing
clock from the transmitter.

8.Output of the low pass filter is the replica of the AF signal given to the PPM
Modulator.

9.Repeat the step 6,while observing the demodulated output.

10.And draw the waveforms (with readings).

WAVEFORMS:

OBSERVATIONS:
1.Modulating Signal:

Frequency=
Amplitude=

2.Carrier Signal:

Frequency=
Amplitude=

3.PWM Output:

Frequency=
Amplitude=

4.PPM Output:

Frequency=
Amplitude=

5.Demodulated Output:

Frequency=
Amplitude=

RESULT:
The PPM modulated and demodulated waveforms are observed by varying
the AF signal frequency and the Sampling pulse signal frequency.

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