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    This document provides an overview of modulation and the need for modulation in communication systems. It defines modulation as a process of changing one or more properties of an analog carrier signal in proportion to an information signal. The properties that can be changed include amplitude, frequency, and phase. Modulation is needed to radiate low frequency signals, reduce antenna height, increase communication range, improve reception quality, and allow multiplexing to reduce noise and interference. Multiplexing using modulation and different carrier frequencies allows different message signals to be transmitted simultaneously over the same channel.

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    This document provides an overview of modulation and the need for modulation in communication systems. It defines modulation as a process of changing one or more properties of an analog carrier signal in proportion to an information signal. The properties that can be changed include amplitude, frequency, and phase. Modulation is needed to radiate low frequency signals, reduce antenna height, increase communication range, improve reception quality, and allow multiplexing to reduce noise and interference. Multiplexing using modulation and different carrier frequencies allows different message signals to be transmitted simultaneously over the same channel.

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    This document provides an overview of modulation and the need for modulation in communication systems. It defines modulation as a process of changing one or more properties of an analog carrier signal in proportion to an information signal. The properties that can be changed include amplitude, frequency, and phase. Modulation is needed to radiate low frequency signals, reduce antenna height, increase communication range, improve reception quality, and allow multiplexing to reduce noise and interference. Multiplexing using modulation and different carrier frequencies allows different message signals to be transmitted simultaneously over the same channel.

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    U18ECT3011 – Principles of Communication

    1. Modulation
    2. Need for Modulation

    Ms.V.Uma Maheswari / AP I / ECE


    Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
    Overview of this
    Lecture
    • Modulation
    • Need for modulation and
    Multiplexing
    Modulation
    What is modulation?
    • A process of changing one or more properties of the
    analog carrier in proportion to the information signal.
    • One of the characteristics of the carrier signal is
    changed according to the variations of the modulating
    signal.
     AM – amplitude, E
     FM – frequency , ω
     PM - phase , θ
    Modulation -Explanation

    Information bearing signal


    Message signal
    Modulating signal
    Need for modulation

    • Radiate Low frequency Signals


    • Reduction in Antenna Height
    • Increases the Range of Communication
    • Improves the quality of reception
    • Multiplexing
    • To reduce noise and interferences
    Multiplexing

    CHANNEL

    • Modulation helps in transmitting different message signals using


    different carrier frequencies simultaneously over a same channel.
    This kind of multiplexing is called Frequency Division
    Multiplexing (FDM). FDM further reduces noise and interference.

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