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    The document describes the steps in a demodulator that uses the least significant bit (LSB) method. It involves: 1) Multiplying the received signal by cos(ωct) and sin(ωct) which separates the signal into an in-phase and quadrature component. 2) The in-phase and quadrature components are then filtered using trigonometric identities to isolate the message signal m(t). 3) The in-phase and quadrature components are summed before being passed through a low pass filter to recover the original message signal m(t).

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    A solution for finding the formula of demodulation process in amplitude modulation with single sideband suppressed carrier.

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    Demodulation Computation

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    The document describes the steps in a demodulator that uses the least significant bit (LSB) method. It involves: 1) Multiplying the received signal by cos(ωct) and sin(ωct) which separates the signal into an in-phase and quadrature component. 2) The in-phase and quadrature components are then filtered using trigonometric identities to isolate the message signal m(t). 3) The in-phase and quadrature components are summed before being passed through a low pass filter to recover the original message signal m(t).

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    DEMODULATOR STEPS: LOW-PASS FILTERING LSB SIGNAL

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    Rio Perez
    The document describes the steps in a demodulator that uses the least significant bit (LSB) method. It involves: 1) Multiplying the received signal by cos(ωct) and sin(ωct) which separates the signal into an in-phase and quadrature component. 2) The in-phase and quadrature components are then filtered using trigonometric identities to isolate the message signal m(t). 3) The in-phase and quadrature components are summed before being passed through a low pass filter to recover the original message signal m(t).

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    COMPUTATION:

    Demodulator
    Using LSB:

    cos ( c m ) t

    Step 1: after

    y=cos ( C m ) t cos ( c ) t
    Let

    m ( t )=cos ( m t)

    y=co s 2 ( c t ) m(t)+sin ( c t ) m( t )cos(c t)


    4
    y=

    ( 12 + 12 cos (2 t )) m ( t ) +sin ( t ) m(t 4 )cos ( t)

    y=

    ( 12 m ( t ) + 12 cos (2 t ) m ( t ) )+sin ( t ) m(t 4 ) cos( t)

    Step 2: after

    y 2=cos ( C m ) t sin ( c ) t
    Let

    m ( t )=cos ( m t)

    y 2=cos ( c t ) m ( t ) sin( c t)+ si n2 ( c t ) m(t )


    4
    y 2=cos ( c t ) m ( t ) sin( c t)+

    ( 12 12 cos ( 2 t )) m(t 4 )

    y 2=cos ( c t ) m ( t ) sin( c t)+

    ( 12 m(t 4 ) 12 cos (2 t ) m(t 4 ))

    Step 3: after

    Before low pass filter:

    y=

    ( 12 m ( t ) + 12 cos (2 t ) m ( t ) )+sin ( t ) m(t 4 ) cos( t)


    c

    y 2=cos ( c t ) m ( t ) sin( c t)+

    ( 12 m(t 4 ) 12 cos (2 t ) m(t 4 ))


    c

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