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    MODULATION

    MODULE 1

    BY:- GAURAV KUMAR

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    Chapter 02

    Topics to be covered in this session:-

    Modulation Methods Analog-Analog Conversion

    Analog-Digital Conversion

    SESSION OBJECTIVE

    BY:- GAURAV KUMAR

    Digital-Analog Conversion

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    MODULATION

    Modulation is to take a message bearing signal like an

    audio signal and superimpose it upon a carrier signalfor transmission.

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    Reasons for High frequencies as carrier signals For easy propagation as EM waves with have low loss

    Use of small antennas

    Simultaneous transmission without interference from

    other signals

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    TYPES OF MODULATION

    Analog to Analog Modulation

    Analog to Digital Modulation

    Digital to Analog Modulation

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    Analog to Analog Modulation

    Amplitude Modulation

    Frequency Modulation Phase Modulation

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    Analog/Analog Coding

    analog analog

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    Amplitude ModulationIn AM transmission, the amplitude of carrier signal varies with the

    changing amplitudes of the modulating signal.

    The frequency and phase of the carrier remain the same.

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    Frequency Modulation

    In FM transmission, the frequency of carrier signal varies

    with the changing amplitudes of the modulating signal.The amplitude and phase of the carrier remain the same

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    Phase Modulation

    In PM transmission, the phase angle of carrier signal varies

    with the changing amplitudes of the modulating signal.The amplitude and frequency of the carrier remain the

    Same.

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    Comparing Analog Modulation Techniques

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    Analog to Digital Modulation

    To send human voice over a long distance, we need to digitize it

    since digital signals are less prone to noise.Analog-to-digital converter is called a codec (coder-decoder).

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    CODEC

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    Types of A-D Modulation

    Pulse Amplitude Modulation

    Pulse Position Modulation

    Pulse Width Modulation

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    Comparison

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    Pulse Code Modulation

    PCM is a type of coding that is called WAVEFORM

    coding because it creates a coded form of the original voicewaveform.

    PCM is defined in ITU-T G.711 specification.

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    Basic building blocks of PCM are:

    I/P Analog Signal

    Sampling

    Quantization Coding Encoding

    O/P Digital Signal

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    Sampling

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    Nyquist Theorem

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    Nyquist Theorem

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    Quantization

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    Coding

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    PCM A-D Conversion

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    Analog to Digital Modulation

    D-A Encoding

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    QAM

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    Bit Rate and Baud Rate

    Bit rateNumber of bits transmitted during one second

    Baud rate Number of signal unit per second that are required to represent

    those bits.

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    Baud rate determines the bandwidth required to send the signal. Bit rate equals the baud rate times the number of bits representedby each signal unit.

    Baud rate equals the bit rate divided by the number of bitrepresented by each signal shift.

    Bit rate is always greater than or equal to the baud rate.

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    Amplitude Shift Keying

    In ASK, the strength of the carrier signal is varied to represent binary 1 or 0.

    Both frequency and phase remain constant while the amplitude changes

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    Frequency Shift Keying

    In FSK, the frequency of the carrier signal is varied to represent binary 1 or 0.

    Both peak amplitude and phase remain constant.

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    Phase Shift Keying

    In PSK, the phase of the carrier is varied to represent binary 1 or 0.

    Both peak amplitude and frequency remain constant

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    Comparing ASK/PSK/FSK

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    QPSK(Quadrature Phase Shift Keying)

    QPSK is a method for transmitting digital

    information across an analog channel. Databits are grouped into pairs, and each pair isrepresented by a particular waveform, calleda s mbol to be sent across the channel after

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    modulating the carrier. (The receiver willdemodulate the signal and look at therecovered symbol to determine which pair ofbits was sent.) This requires having a unique

    symbol for each possible combination of databits in a pair.

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    Quadrature Amplitude Modulation

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    REVIEW

    In this session we discussed about the:-

    Modulation Methods Analog-Analog Modulation

    Analog-Digital Modulation

    BY:- GAURAV KUMAR

    Digital-Analog Modulation

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    Presented By:- Gaurav Kumar

    BY:- GAURAV KUMAR