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SSB AM: Data, Questions & Insights

The document discusses single sideband amplitude modulation (SSB AM) and provides data on two types: single sideband reduced carrier (SSBRC) and single sideband suppressed carrier (SSBSC). For SSBRC, it gives the amplitude and frequency for two points. For SSBSC, it provides amplitude and frequency for one point but leaves the values blank for the second point. It concludes that SSBSC removes one sideband and the carrier completely while SSBRC removes one sideband but retains a small carrier, making SSBSC more power efficient.

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SSB AM: Data, Questions & Insights

The document discusses single sideband amplitude modulation (SSB AM) and provides data on two types: single sideband reduced carrier (SSBRC) and single sideband suppressed carrier (SSBSC). For SSBRC, it gives the amplitude and frequency for two points. For SSBSC, it provides amplitude and frequency for one point but leaves the values blank for the second point. It concludes that SSBSC removes one sideband and the carrier completely while SSBRC removes one sideband but retains a small carrier, making SSBSC more power efficient.

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SINGLE SIDEBAND AM

Data and Results


SSBRC POINT 1

Amplitude: 2.88 Up
Frequency : 2KHz
SSBRC POINT 2

Emax : 1.96 Up
Emin : 0.8 Up
Frequency: 21.73 KHz
SSBSC POINT 1

Amplitude: 2.88 Up
Frequency : 2 KHz

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SINGLE SIDEBAND AM
SSBSC POINT 2

Emax : _____________
Emin : _____________
Frequency: _____________

Questions

1. Why is there a need to suppressed the carrier?


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2. How do you compute for the power of an SSBRC? SSBSC?


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3. If an SSBRC transmitter radiates 1000 watts at peak modulation, what will it radiate with no
modulation?
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4. If an SSBSC transmitter radiates 1000 watts at peak modulation, what will it radiate with 75 %
modulation?
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CONCLUSION

Single side band is frequently defined as the output power of


the transmitter or a transmission.

Amplitude modulation builds an output wave which doubled


the bandwidth of the original baseband signal.

SSBSC is widely used in the field of communication. It is


characterized by only one sideband - the other sideband and
the carrier are both removed.

SSBRC is a type single sideband modulation which removes


one sideband, but retains a small amount of carrier.
Normally, the power efficiency of this form of single sideband
modulation is not as high as single sideband suppressed
carrier.

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