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Outline the history of wireless communication. Describe the need for wireless networks and explain the use of repeaters. List and briefly describe the major types of modulation. This is a book on wireless communication. Explain the nature and importance of wirelesscommunication. Outline the history of wireless communication. Explain the necessity for modulation in a radio communicationsystem. Describe the need for wireless networks and explain the use ofrepeaters. IntroductionThis is a book on wireless communication. The Beginning Wireless telecommunication began only a littlelater than the wired variety. Early radio transmitters were too cumbersome to be installed invehicles. CB radio immediately became very popular. Sometimes communication can take place in bothdirections at once. Ec, the frequency, and thephase angle . All electronic systems are affected by noise, which hasmany sources. Note the recurrence of the term bandwidth. A couple of other notes are in order. First we have to convert the temperature to kelvins. All of the above are expressed as power ratios, not in decibels. Again, all these are ratios, not in decibels. Signals can also be described in the frequency domain. Any signal can be represented either way. Each station is assigned a differentcarrier frequency. Fourier Series It should be obvious by now that we need a way tomove freely between thetwo domains. This is known as a Fourier series. The simplest ac signal is a sinusoid. Hz, as before, and the peakvoltage is 1 V. Hz, that is, at 1 kHz, 3 kHz, 5 kHz, and so on. The result for the first four components is sketched in Figure1. The representations in Figures 1. Find the Fourier series for the signal in Figure 1. The spectrum is shown in Figure 1. It was pointed out earlier, in Section 1. This gives the total noise power in bandwidth, B. A resistor has a noise temperature of 300 K. Conversion between frequency and wavelength is quite easy. Theusual symbol for this quantity is c. For all of these the method is the same. The carrier wave is a sine wave for almost any communicationsystem. First, bandwidth in radio systems is always a scarce resource. Frequency Reuse Spectrum space in wireless systems is nearlyalways in short supply. Many variations are possible, however. What characteristics of CB radio led to its greatpopularity? What types of modulation are used with cellular phones? Name the three basic modulation methods. Why is thermal noise sometimes called white noise? Sketch the spectrum for the pulse train shown in Figure1. Sketch the spectrum for the sawtooth waveform in Figure 1. Explain the concept of modulation. Describe the differences among analog modulation schemes. Hz carrier signal shown in Figure 2. MHz and a modulating frequency on the order of 1 kHz. The AM envelope allows for very simple demodulation. AM demodulator is shown in Figure 2. A carrier with an RMS voltage of 2 V and a frequency of 1. Write the equation for the resulting signal. Modulation can also be expressed as a percentage, by multiplyingm by 100. Calculate m for the signal of Example 2. Overmodulation When the modulation index is greater than one,the signal is said to beovermodulated. Em from being greater than Ec, that is, m greater than one. This situation is agood example. This can cause interference with a signal on an adjacentchannel. Practical AM systems are seldom used to transmit sine waves, ofcourse. Calculate the modulation index for the waveform shown in Figure2. If an AM signal is not a sine wave, then what is it? Expanding it and using a trigonometric identity will proveuseful. The first term is just the carrier. Each modulating frequency produces two sidefrequencies. There are three frequencycomponents. Next we have to determine the amplitudes of the threecomponents. The new frequency components are at1. In general, a narrowbandwidth is desirable. The bandwidth calculation is very easy for AM. Citizens band radio channels are 10 kHz wide. Suppose that the modulating signal is a sine wave. The next step is to find the power in each sideband. An AM transmitter has a carrier power output of 50 W. Next, we need to find the modulation index. AM signal, but none of the information. Thus, an FM signal has no envelope. A cell phone transmitter has a maximum frequency deviation of 12kHz. PM, but it provides no information about the sidebands. J0 represents the component at thecarrier frequency. UNCONDITIONAL MANDATORY CASH OFFER by BLAKE HOLDINGS LIMITED . MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS FROM JOHN F. Ing marketIng communIcatIons Definitions of IMC . Part one Introduction of William Blake 1. The Statistics of Communications Common Carriers . DEALERS LAST NAME FIRST NAME Laundering. BLAKE BLUE NOTE June 2015 Contents . Captain Blake McNaughton, Moose Jaw SK Superintendent . Explain the nature and importance of wireless communication. 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