Communication Systems In Pulse Code Modulation system Large bandwidth is required Quantising noise can be overcome by companding Quantising noise can be reduced by decreasing the number of standard levels Suffers from the disadvantage of its incompatibly with TDM Large bandwidth is required Quantising noise can be overcome by companding Quantising noise can be reduced by decreasing the number of standard levels Suffers from the disadvantage of its incompatibly with TDM ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems A woofer should be fed from the input through a Band pass filter Low pass filter High pass filter Band stop filter Band pass filter Low pass filter High pass filter Band stop filter ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems For a low level AM system, the amplifiers modulated stage must be Non-linear devices Harmonic devices Linear devices Class C amplifiers Non-linear devices Harmonic devices Linear devices Class C amplifiers ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems In Modulation, “carrier” is Voltage with constant frequency, phase or amplitude Voltage for which frequency, phase or amplitude is varied Speech voltage to be transmitted Resultant wave Voltage with constant frequency, phase or amplitude Voltage for which frequency, phase or amplitude is varied Speech voltage to be transmitted Resultant wave ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems For telegraphy the most commonly used modulation system is Single tone modulation FSK PCM Two tone modulation Single tone modulation FSK PCM Two tone modulation ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Communication Systems Fourier analysis indicate that a square wave can be represented as Fundamental and subharmonic sine waves A fundamental sine wave and even harmonics A fundamental sine wave and harmonics A fundamental sine wave and odd harmonics Fundamental and subharmonic sine waves A fundamental sine wave and even harmonics A fundamental sine wave and harmonics A fundamental sine wave and odd harmonics ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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