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Communication Systems

Week-6
Lecture -6
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Types of Amplitude Modulation

1.Single Sideband Modulation


2.Vestigial side band Modulation

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Amplitude Modulation (Single Sideband SSB)

• The DSB spectrum has two sidebands: USB and LSB


• Both USB and LSB contain complete information of the baseband
signal.
• A scheme in which only one sideband is transmitted is known as
single-sideband ( SSB) transmission.
• In SSB transmission the required bandwidth is half compared to DSB
signal.
• An SSB signal can be coherently (synchronously) demodulated. E.g.

For example multiplying USB signal by cos wct shifts its spectrum to
the left and right by wc
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Hilbert
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Single Sideband SSB (cont..)
Time domain representation of SSB signals:

 SSB (t ) m(t ) cos wc t mh (t ) sin wc t


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Where minus sign applies to USB and the plus sign applies to LSB

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Generation of SSB Signals
Two methods are generally used to generate SSB signals.
1) Sharp cutoff filters
2) Phase shifting networks

Selective Filtering Method:


• In this method the DSB-SC signal is passed through a sharp cutoff
filter to eliminate the undesired sideband.
• To obtain USB , the filter should pass all components above wc,
attenuated and completely suppress all components below wc
• Such an operation requires an ideal filter that is practically not
possible.
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• It is easy to build a circuit to shift to shift the phase of a single
frequency component by π/2, but a device to achieve the
phase shift of all the frequency components over a band of
frequencies is unrealizable.
• We can approximate it over a finite band. 29
Generation of SSB Signals
• This method of generating SSB signal can be used when there is
some separation between the pass band and stop band.
• In some application this can be achieved e.g. voice signals
Voice signals spectrum shows little power content at the
origin. Thus filtering the unwanted sideband is relatively
easy.
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Single Sideband SSB (cont..)

Low pass filtering will give the required baseband signal at the
receiver.
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Example 4.7 p-174

Tone Modulation:
Find  SSB (t ) for a simple case of tone modulation, that is, when the
modulating signal is a sinusoid m(t ) cos wmt
Solution:
 SSB (t ) m(t ) cos wc t mh (t ) sin wc t

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Example 4.7 p-174

Hence

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Example 4.7 p-174

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Demodulation of SSB Signals

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Envelope Detection of SSB Signals with
a Carrier(SSC+C)

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Telephone Channel Multiplexing

Almost all long-haul telephone channels were multiplexed


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SSB vs. AM
• Since the carrier is not transmitted, there is a reduction by
67%of the transmitted power.-In AM @100% modulation:
2/3 of the power is comprised of the carrier; with the
remaining (1/3) power in both sidebands.
• Because in SSB, only one sideband is transmitted, there is
a further reduction by 50% in transmitted power
• Finally, because only one sideband is received, the
receiver's needed bandwidth is reduced by one half--thus
effectively reducing the required power by the transmitter
another 50%
• Relative expensive receiver
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Vestigial Sideband
• A compromise between the DSB-SC modulation
and the SSB modulation is known as Vestigial
Side Band (VSB) modulation.

• This type of modulation is generated using a


similar system as that of the selective–filtering
system for SSB modulation.

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Vestigial Sideband

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VSB Spectra

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Problems

• 4.2-1,4.2-4,4.2-5,4.2-8,4.3-1,4.3-2,4.5-8

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Quiz#02
t2
Q.1 Prove that 1
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c
Ex g (t ) x(t )dt
t1

Q.2 Show the amplitude modulation and


demodulation of signal given below in time domain
as well as in frequency domain . [5]

Q.3 Show the demodulation of Am signal by


means of envelop detector method. [5] 58
Lab-#1 Assignment
• Implement ring diode modulator ,bridge modulator , envelop
detection and rectification method of DSBLC demodulation.[5]

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