FM Edit Dha
FM Edit Dha
FM Edit Dha
(FM)
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PENDAHULUAN
• Lahirnya Konsep modulasi frekuensi
diturunkan dari konsep modulasi sudut
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Apa itu modulasi sudut ?
• Pada modulasi sudut, informasi terkandung pada
bagian sudut dari sinyal pembawa (carrier).
s(t ) = Ac cos(θ (t ))
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Bentuk Phasor
• Pada bidang kompleks :
t=3
t=1
t=0
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Modulasi Phasa dan Modulasi Frekuensi
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Modulation Phasa (PM)
• Pada PM, Phasa sinyal carrier berubah secara
linear terhadap sinyal informasi :
fi(t)=fc+kf m(t)
• Dimana Kf = Sensitivitas frekuensi (hz/volt)
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Sinyal FM
• Frekuensi sesaat adalah turunan dari phasa :
1 dθi (t )
fi (t ) =
2π dt
• Sehingga ,
t
θi (t ) = 2πfc t + 2π k f ∫ m(t )
0
⎡ t
⎤ Persamaan umum
s(t ) = Ac cos ⎢2πfc t + 2πk f ∫ m(t)dt ⎥
⎣ 0 ⎦ Sinyal FM 11
Modulasi Frekuensi Untuk Sinyal
Single Tone
• Misal sinyal info sinusoidal single tone
m(t) = Am cos(2πfmt )
• Maka Frekuensi sinyal FM setelah proses modulasi FM
f i (t ) = f c + k f m(t )
= fc + k f Am cos(2πf mt )
{
Frekuensicarrier
0.6
0.4
0.2
-0.2
-0.4
-0.6
-0.8
-1
0 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.07 0.08 0.09 0.1
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Deviasi Frekuensi Sinyal FM
• Frekuensi sinyal FM mempunyai nilai
maksimum dan minimum yang dibatasi oleh
f i (t ) = f c + Δf cos(2πf mt )
dim ana
Δf = frequency deviation = k f Am
sehingga
fi max
= f c + Δf
fi min
= f c − Δf
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Index Modulasi FM
• Seperti pada AM, modulasi FM mempunyai
index modulasi = β atau disebut juga deviation
ratio. Index modulasi merepresentasikan
seberapa besar perubahan sinyal carrier terhadap
bandwidth sinyal info
Δf Δf
β= or
W
{ f{m
baseband tone
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Persamaan sinyal FM untuk Single
Tone
• Persamaan sinyal FM untuk info single tone :
⎡ t
⎤
s (t ) = Ac cos ⎢2πf c t + 2πk f ∫ m(t )dt ⎥
⎣ 0 ⎦
⎡ t
⎤
s(t ) = Ac cos ⎢2πf c t + 2πk f ∫ Am cos(ωmt )dt ⎥
⎣ 0 ⎦
⎡ k f Am ⎤
s(t ) = Ac cos ⎢2πf c t + sin(ωmt )⎥
⎣ fm ⎦
S (t ) = Ac cos[2πf c t + β sin(ωmt )]
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Contoh Soal
• Sebuah sinyal carrier 100 MHz dimodulasi FM
oleh sinyal single tone audio dan menyebabkan
deviasi frekuensi sebesar 20 KHz. Carilah range
frekuensi dari sinyal FM tsb dan berapa
frekuensi minimum dan maksimumnya !
Δf = 20 KHz
Rangefrekuensi = 2Δf = 40 KHz
f high = 100 MHz + 20 KHz = 100.02MHz
f low = 100 MHz − 20 KHz = 99.98MHz
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Contoh Lain
• Hitung index modulasi sinyal FM, jika range
frekuensi FM = 150 KHz dan sinyal pemodulasi
berfrekuensi 15 khz
150
Δf = = 75KHz
2
Δf 75
β= = =5
fm 15
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Bandwidth FM
• Jika diasumsikan info adalah single tone, maka
persamaan FM
S (t ) = Ac cos[2πf c t + β sin(ωmt )]
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Bandwidth FM
• Grafik Fungsi Bessel
J0(β) = komponen carrier
J1(β) = komponen sideband
pertama
J2(β) = komponen sideband
kedua
J3(β) = komponen sideband
ketiga ..dst…
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Bandwidth FM
• Fungsi bessel merepresentasikan sideband –
sideband yang ditempatkan diantara frekuensi
carrier dan terletak pada frekuensi informasi dan
kelipatannya
• Jumlah sideband pada fungsi bessel tak hingga
• Pada sinyal FM, fungsi bessel menentukan
amplituda sinyal carrier dan amplituda
sidebandnya
• Sideband yang amplitudanya kurang dari 1%
amplituda carrier, dapat diabaikan
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Bandwidth FM
• Secara teoritis, bandwidth sinyal FM adalah tak
hingga. Hal ini akibat dari fungsi bessel
• Untuk pendekatan, maka bandwidth FM
didekati dengan BANDWIDTH CARSON :
BW = 2 (∆f + fm) = 2fm(β+1)
– Pada BANDWIDTH CARSON kandungan energi
sinyal FM adalah 99 % dari kandungan energi total
sinyal FM
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Spektrum Frekuensi FM
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Spektrum Frekuensi FM
Index Jumlah Sideband Bandwidth
yang Significan
Modulasi dalam fm
0.1 2 2
0.3 4 4
0.5 4 4
1.0 6 6
2.0 8 8
5.0 16 16
10.0 28 28
20.0 50 50
30.0 70 70
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Commercial FM
• Commercial FM broadcasting uses the following
parameters
– Baseband;15KHz
– Deviation ratio:5
– Peak freq. Deviation=75KHz
BFM=2(β+1)W=2x6x15=180KHz
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Wideband vs. narrowband FM
• NBFM is defined by the condition
– ∆f<<W BFM=2W
– This is just like AM. No advantage here
• WBFM is defined by the condition
– ∆f>>W BFM=2 ∆f
– This is what we have for a true FM signal
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Boundary between narrowband and wideband
FM
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Commercial FM spectrum
• The FM landscape looks like this
25KHz guardband
carrier
150 KHz
200 KHz
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FM stereo:multiplexing
• First, two channels are created; (left+right) and
(left-right)
• Left+right is useable by monaural receivers
Left channel
+
mono
Right channel +
+
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Subcarrier modulation
• The mono signal is left alone but the difference
channel is amplitude modulated with a 38 KHz
carrier
Left channel
+ Composite baseband
mono
+
Right channel +
+ DSB-SC
fsc=38 kHz
-
fsc= freq
38KHz divider
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Stereo signal
• Composite baseband signal is then frequency
modulated
Composite baseband
Left channel
+ FM
mono +
transmitter
Right channel +
+ DSB-SC
fsc=38 kHz
-
fsc= freq
38KHz divider
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Stereo spectrum
• Baseband spectrum holds all the information. It
consists of composite baseband, pilot tone and
DSB-SC spectrum
Left+right
DSB-SC
19 KHz 38 KHz
15 KHz
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Stereo receiver
• First, FM is stripped, i.e. demodulated
• Second, composite baseband is lowpass filtered
to recover the left+right and in parallel
amplitude demodulated to recover the left-right
signal
Left+right
DSB-SC
19 KHz 38 KHz
15 KHz
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Receiver diagram
+
lowpass Left+right + left
+
filter(15K)
coherent detector
15 KHz
bandpass - + right
19 KHz 38 KHz X lowpass
at 38KHz
FM +
receiver
PLL
X lowepass
Divide 2 VCO
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Subsidiary communication
authorization(SCA)
• It is possible to transmit “special programming”
,e.g. commercial-free music for banks,
department stores etc. embedded in the regular
FM programming
• Such programming is frequency multiplexed on
the FM signal with a 67 KHz carrier and ±7.5
KHz deviation
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SCA spectrum
Left+right
DSB-SC
SCA signal
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FM receiver
• FM receiver is similar to the superhet layout
RF
IF Discrimi-
mixer limiter deemphasis
nator
AF power
LO
amp
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FM receiver
• FM receiver is similar to the superhet layout
limiter d/dt Envelope
Detector
Discrimi- Envelope
limiter
nator Detector
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Demodulasi Sinyal FM
• Pada sinyal FM, informasi terkandung pada
frekuensi sinyal FM
⎡ t
⎤
s(t ) = Ac cos ⎢2πfc t + 2πk f ∫ m(t)dt ⎥
⎣ 0 ⎦
• Jika dilakukan diferensiasi terhadap S(t) didapat :
⎛ t
⎞
[ ]
s′(t ) = Ac 2πfc + 2πk f m(t ) sin⎜ 2π fc t + 2πk f ∫ m(t)dt⎟
⎝ ⎠
−∞
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Limiter
• A limiter is a circuit whose output is constant
for all input amplitudes above a threshold
• Limiter’s function in an FM receiver is to
remove unwanted amplitude variations of the
FM signal
Limiter
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Limiting and sensitivity
• A limiter needs about 1V of signal, called quieting
or threshold voltage, to begin limiting
• When enough signal arrives at the receiver to
start limiting action, the set quiets, i.e.
background noise disappears
• Sensitivity is the min. RF signal to produce a
specified level of quieting, normally
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Sensitivity example
• An FM receiver provides a voltage gain of
200,000(106dB) prior to its limiter. The limiter’s
quieting voltage is 200 mV. What is the
receiver’s sensitivity?
• What we are really asking is the required signal
at RF’s input to produce 200 mV at the output
200 mV/200,000= 1μV->sensitivity
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Discriminator
• Mengubah perubahan frekuensi menjadi perubahan
amplituda (dilakukan dengan diferensisasi)
• The heart of FM is this relationship
fi(t)=fc+kfm(t)
• What we need is a device that linearly follows inst.
frequency
f is at the IF frequency
carrier
Of 10.7 MHz
Disc.output
-75 KHz
+75 KHz
fcarrier f
Deviation limits
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Examples of discriminators
• Slope detector - simple LC tank circuit operated
at its most linear response curve
This setup turns an FM signal
output into an AM
fc fo f
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Phase-Locked Loop
• PLL’s are increasingly used as FM demodulators
and appear at IF output
Output proportional to
Difference between fin and fvco
fin Phase Error signal Lowpass
comparator filter
Control signal:constant
When fin=fvco
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PLL states
• Free-running
– If the input and VCO frequency are too far apart,
PLL free-runs
• Capture
– Once VCO closes in on the input frequency, PLL is
said to be in the tracking or capture mode
• Locked or tracking
– Can stay locked over a wider range than was
necessary for capture
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PLL example
• VCO free-runs at 10 MHZ. VCO does not
change frequency until the input is within 50
KHZ.
• In the tracking mode, VCO follows the input to
±200 KHz of 10 MHz before losing lock. What
is the lock and capture range?
– Capture range= 2x50KHz=100 KHz
– Lock range=2x200 KHz=400 KHz
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Advantages of PLL
• If there is a carrier center frequency or LO
frequency drift, conventional detectors will be
untuned
• PLL, on the other hand, can correct itself. PLL’s
need no tuned circuits
output
If fc drifts detector has no way of
Slope detector correcting itself
fc fo f
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Zero crossing detector
FM Zero Output
Hard Multi- Averaging
Crossing
limiter vibrator circuot
detector
FM input
multiV
Averaging circuit
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NOISE IN ANALOG
MODULATION
FREQUENCY MODULATION
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Receiver model
FM FM LPF
s(t) BFP Limiter
detector (W)
n(t)
• Noisy FM signal at BPF’s output is
x (t ) = s(t ) + n(t) =
Ac cos(2πfct + φ (t )) + r(t)cos(2πfc t + ψ (t ))
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noise
where
φ (t ) = ∫ m(t)dt
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Phasor model
• We can see the effect of noise graphically
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Re
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φ(t) ψ(t)
reference
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Small noise
• For small noise, it can be approximated that the
noise inflicted phase error is
Δφ=[r⁄Ac]Sin(ψ−φ)
• So the angle available to the FM detector is
φ+Δφ
• FM Detector computes the derivative of this
angle. It will then follow that...
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FM SNR for tone modulation
• Skipping further detail, we can show that for
tone modulation, we have the following ratio
(SNR)o 3 2
= β
(SNR)c 2
• SNR rises as power of 2 of bandwidth; e.g.
doubling deviation ratio quadruples the SNR
Bandwidth-SNR exchange
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Comparison with AM
• In DSB-SC the ratio was 1 regardless.
• For commercial FM, β=5. Therefore,
(SNR)o/(SNR)c=(1.5)x25=37.5
• Compare this with just 1 for AM
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Capture effect in FM
• An FM receiver locks on to the stronger of two
received signals of the same frequency and
suppresses the weaker one
• Capture ratio is the necessary difference(in dB)
between the two signals for capture effect to go
into action
• Typical number for capture ratio is 1 dB
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Normalized transmission
bandwidth
• With all these bandwidths numbers, it is good to
have a normalized quantity.
• Define
normalized bandwidth=Bn=BT/W
Where W is the baseband bandwidth
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Examples of Bn
• For AM:
Bn=BT/W=2W/W=2
• For FM
Bn=BT/W~2β to 3β
• For β=5 in commercial FM, this is a very large
expenditure in bandwidth which is rewarded in
increased SNR
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Noise/bandwidth summary
• AM-envelope detection
μ2
(SNR)o = 2 ( SNR)c
2+μ
Bn = 2
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Noise/bandwidth summary
• DSB-SC/coherent detection
(SNR)o=(SNR)c
Bn=2
• SSB
(SNR)o=(SNR)c
Bn=1
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Noise/bandwidth summary
• FM-tone modulation and β=5
(SNR)o=1.5 β2(SNR)c=37.5 (SNR)c
Bn~16 for β=5
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Preemphasis and deemphasis
• High pitched sounds are generally of lower
amplitude than bass. In FM lower amplitudes
means lower frequency deviation hence lower
SNR.
• Preemphasis is a technique where high
frequency components are amplified before
modulation
• Deemphasis network returns the baseband to its
original form
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Pre/deemphasis response
• Flat up to ~500Hz, rises from 500-15000 Hz
17dB Deemphasis circuit
Is between the detector
preemphasis And the audio amplifier
+3dB
-3dB
deemphasis
-17dB
500 Hz 2120 Hz 15KHz
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