An FDM system uses single-sideband modulation to combine 12 independent voice signals and then uses frequency modulation to transmit the composite band 0.3 to 3.4 kHz; the system allocates it a bandwidth of 4 kHz.
For each voice signal, only the lower sideband is transmitted. The subcarrier waves used for the first stage of modulation are defined by ck (t) A k cos (2pkA?0t), 0 < k=â€â€>< 11.=â€â€ the=â€â€ received=â€â€ signal=â€â€ consists=â€â€ of=â€â€ the=â€â€ transmitted=â€â€ fm=â€â€ signal=â€â€ plus=â€â€ white=â€â€ guassian=â€â€ noise=â€â€ of=â€â€ zero=â€â€ mean=â€â€ power=â€â€ spectral=â€â€ density=â€â€>
(a) Sketch the power spectral density of the signal produced at the frequency discriminator output, showing both the signal and noise components.
(b) Find the relationship between the subcarrier amplitudes A k so that modulated voice signals have equal signal-to-noise ratios.