Exam 18: Communication Devices and Methods
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In an FM receiver, recovery of the signal is done with the limiter.
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Figure 2 Block diagram for an FM radio receiver
-Refer to Figure 2. The block with the ? represents the
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In an AM or FM receiver, the local oscillator is tuned to the
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Before a phase- locked loop (PLL)is locked the VCO is said to be
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In an AM receiver, the input signal to the IF amplifier will have
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In an AM receiver, the output signal from the IF amplifier will have
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In an AM receiver, the local oscillator generates a 455 kHz frequency.
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In a phase- locked loop, the phase- detector output is an error voltage.
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The process of modifying a high frequency carrier by a low frequency signal is called
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In an AM receiver, the IF amplifier is designed for a single frequency.
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When a phase- locked loop is used as an FM demodulator, the output is the same as the
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When a phase- locked loop is locked, the difference frequency (fi - f0)is
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