Single Sideband Systems Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three methods of generating a single sideband signal?

A

filter method, phase shifting method and weaver method

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2
Q

With the ________ system, the amount of power used can be minimized and more importantly, the bandwidth is narrowed to half.

A

SSB

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3
Q

Information is present only in the sidebands so it is sensible to transmit only the sideband and to reinsert the carrier at the receiver by using an oscillator. What do you call this

A

Double Sideband transmission with Suppressed
Carrier

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4
Q

circuits used to produce double sidebands by
effectively canceling the carrier at the output

A

Balanced Modulators

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5
Q

The DSBSC is not much used in practice because

A

it is not easy to reinsert
the carrier correctly

(The difficulty with using two sidebands is that if the phase of the reinserted carrier is incorrect, could cancel each other out. Either one of the sidebands, together with the replacement carrier, can recover the original modulating signal)

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6
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A form of amplitude modulation in which the carrier is transmitted at full power but only one of the sidebands is transmitted

A

Single Sideband System

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7
Q

H3E

A

Single Sideband Full Carrier

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8
Q

Single Sideband Full Carrier

A

H3E

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9
Q

requires less bandwidth than the conventional double sideband
AM, but also produces a demodulated signal with a lower amplitude

A

SSBFC

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10
Q

J3E

A

Single Sideband Suppressed Carrier

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11
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Single Sideband Suppressed Carrier

A

Single Sideband Suppressed Carrie

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12
Q

A form of amplitude modulation in which the carrier is totally suppressed and one of the sidebands is removed.

A

J3E

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13
Q

Requires half as much bandwidth as the conventional double
sideband AM and less transmitted power

A

Single Sideband Suppressed Carrier

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14
Q

R3E

A

Single Sideband Reduced Carrier

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15
Q

Single Sideband Reduced Carrier

A

R3E

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16
Q

A form of amplitude modulation in which one of the sidebands is totally removed and the carrier voltage is reduced to approximately 10% of its unmodulated amplitude

A

Single Sideband Reduced Carrier

17
Q

To produce a reduced carrier component,

A

the carrier is totally suppressed during modulation and then reinserted at reduced amplitude

18
Q

B8E

A

Independent Sideband

19
Q

Independent Sideband

A

B8E

20
Q

A form of amplitude modulation in which a single carrier frequency is independently modulated by two different modulating signals

A

Independent Sideband

21
Q

C3F

A

AM Vestigial Sideband

22
Q

C3F

A

AM Vestigial Sideband

23
Q

A form of amplitude modulation in which the carrier frequency and one complete sideband is transmitted, but only part of the second sideband is transmitted.

A

AM Vestigial Sideband

24
Q

The most widely known VSB is the

A

picture portion of an analog
commercial television broadcasting signal