Question: A high purity sinusoidal signal ( tone ) is defined as having a frequency of 6 MHz . Assuming that it has zero phase offset

A high purity sinusoidal signal (tone) is defined as having a frequency of 6 MHz. Assuming that it has zero phase offset and an amplitude of 3 volts: (i) Write a mathematical formula to represent this sinusoidal signal (tone).(ii) Sketch the time domain diagram for this tone, labelling all significant parts. (iii) Sketch the frequency domain diagram for this tone.
Q 1(b)[13 Marks] For the same sinusoidal signal with same frequency as in part (a) above, modulate it with a carrier signal such that the size of the transmitter antenna can be reduced to 0.1 meters. (i) Calculate the carrier signal frequency? (ii) Sketch the time domain plots of the modulating, carrier and modulated signals. (iii) Write the mathematical formula of the modulated signal and calculate the modulation index? Q1(b)

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