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hambasics:sections:wavemodulation [2026/04/01 20:30] va7fihambasics:sections:wavemodulation [2026/04/01 20:47] (current) – [FM] va7fi
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     - How does the quality of the audio change?     - How does the quality of the audio change?
     - How far can you go before you can't understand the audio anymore?     - How far can you go before you can't understand the audio anymore?
-  - Tune in to an SSN signal and notice what happens as you slowly move off frequency:+  - Tune in to an SSB signal and notice what happens as you slowly move off frequency:
     - How does the quality of the audio change?     - How does the quality of the audio change?
     - How far can you go before you can't understand the audio anymore?     - How far can you go before you can't understand the audio anymore?
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-Here, the math is a bit more involved and requires at least 1<sup>st</sup> year calculus to understand but in a nutshell, if the carrier is \$$ c(t) = \cos(2 \pi f_c t) \$$ and the baseband signal is \$$s(t)\$$, then the FM signal will be:+Here, the math is a bit more involved and requires at least 1<sup>st</sup> year calculus to understand but in a nutshell, if the carrier is \$ c(t) = \cos(2 \pi f_c t) \$ and the baseband signal is \$s(t)\$, then the FM signal will be:
  
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