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COMPARE DOUBLE-SIDE BAND AND SINGLE SIDE BAND

AMPLITUDE MODULATED SIGNAL USING MATLAB

LAB # 05

Spring 2024

Digital Signal Processing (DSP)

Submitted by: Anees Ur Rahman


Registration No. : 22PWCSE2168
Class Section: B

“On my honor, as student of University of Engineering and Technology, I have neither given nor received
unauthorized assistance on this academic work.”

Student Signature: ______________


Submitted to: Sir Yasir Saleem
Tuesday, December 24, 2024

Department of Computer Systems Engineering


University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar
CSE 402L: Digital Signal Processing
Lab No: 5 .

Title: Analysis of Amplitude Modulated and Demodulated Signal using Matlab

Provide .m file with detailed comments

Tasks:

1. Define Amplitude Modulation:

ANS: When we multiply carrier signal and message signal we will achieved amplitude
modulation.

2. Define Amplitude Demodulation:

Ans: The process in which we recover the original signal from the modulated carrier
signal is known is amplitude modulation.

3. List three reasons, why we implement Amplitude Modulation in Communication


Systems

1: Amplitude modulation implemention is simple as we campare it with the frequency and


phase modulation. And equipment use in its circuit is cheap.

2: Amplitude modulation signal are received from radio and antennas we have no need of
any special equipment for listen AM radio station.

3: Amplitude modulation signal require less bandwidth to transmit audio signal is


campare to other.

4. Define Modulation Index


Ans: The modulation index measures how much the carrier signal is changed by the
message signal.A higher index means high change and lower means low effected.show the
strength of transmitted signal.

5. Input Modulation Index from 0 to 1.4, the increment step should be 0.2.
Observe/analyze and comment about the output observed.

Procedure:
1. Create and plot (both time and frequency domain) a message signal with amplitude 10 and frequency
200 Hz
2. Create and plot (both time and frequency domain) a Carrier signal with amplitude 10/Modulation Index
and frequency 2000 Hz
3. Modulate the message signal with the carrier using the desired Modulation Index. Plot modulated signal
in both time and frequency domain. Observe/Analyze the output.

Hint: y = ammod(ym, fc, 100000, 0, Ac);


4. Demodulate the Modulated signal . Observe/Analyze the output.

Hint: z = amdemod(y, fc, 100000, 0, Ac);

5. Following are the plots of the desired outputs

Message Signal in Time Domain & Frequency Domain :


INPUT:

OUTPUT:

Ans: In this signal we have a sampling frequency is 100000 and the range is from 0 to 0.05 with a
difference of 1/fs and we have Am is 10 and Fm is 200.And then we will generate 200 Hz cosine signal
in the Time domain. And then through fft we will convert this signal to frequency domain.

Modulated Signal Time Domain & Frequency Domain:


INPUT:

OUTPUT:
Ans: This graph show amplitude modulation for different modulation indices and plot the graph in
time domain and then through fft it convert it to frequency domain.

Modulated Signal Time Domain Demodulated Signal Time Domain:


INPUT:
OUTPUT:

Ans: This graph show that how we will recover the original message signal from amplitude modulation
wave.

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