Question: Assume that a DSB signal x c (t) = A c m(t) cos (2f c t + 0 ) is demodulated using the demodulation
Assume that a DSB signal
xc (t) = Acm(t) cos (2πfct + ϕ0)
is demodulated using the demodulation carrier 2 cos [2πfct + θ(t)]. Determine, in general, the demodulated output yD (t). Let Ac = 1 and θ(t) = θ0, where θ0 is a constant, and determine the mean-square error between m(t) and the demodulated output as a function of ϕ0 and θ0. Now let θ0 = 2πf0t and Compute the mean-square error between m(t) and the demodulated output.
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The demodulated output in general is y D t Lp x c t 2 cos c t t where Lp denotes the low pass portio... View full answer
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