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Compare DSB-FC, DSB-SC and SSB-SC
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Compare DSB-FC, DSB-SC and SSB, & hence calculate total power in following forms of AM : DSB-FC & SSB-SC,
Where A 400W carrier is modulated to depth of 75%
DSB-FC | DSB-SC | SSB-SC |
---|---|---|
1] It is a double side band along with carrier AM. | It is a double side band without carrier AM. | It is only one side band AM, without carrier. |
2] B and width = 2fm | Band width = 2 fm | Band wdth = fm |
3] Less number of channels in a given frequency range. | Less number of channels in a given frequency range. | More number of channels in a given frequency range. |
4] More power consumption. | Moderate power consumption | Least power consumption |
5] Easy reconstruction at $RX^r$ end. | Moderately difficult reconstruction. | Difficult reconstruction. |
6] More redundant data. | Moderately redundant data. | Least redundant data. |
7] No need of synchronization. | Tracking might be required. | synchronization or tracking is essential. |
Given: Pc = 400 W
% m = 75%
$\therefore$ m = %m/100
m = 0.75
Case 1: DSB-FC
$PT \ = \ ( 1+ \frac{m^2}{2}) \ Pc$
$= ( 1 + \frac{0.75^2}{2}) \ \times \ 400$
$PT_{DSB} \ FC = 512.5 \ w$
Case 2: SSB-SC
$PT = \frac{m^2}{4} \ Pc$
$= \frac{(0.75)^2}{4} \times \ 400$
$PT_{SSB} - \ SC \ = 56.25 \ w$