A baseband message signal with an amplitude of +/−3 volts and a single-sided bandwidth of 4 kHz has been modulated using a Frequency Modulation (FM) scheme. Assume the frequency modulator has a carrier frequency of 80 kHz and a frequency sensitivity of: Kω = 3400π (rad/sec)/volt. Use Carson's rule to determine the bandwidth of the modulated signal. B = 18.2 kHz B = 4 kHz B = 9.1 kHz B = 84 kHz B = 8 kHz B = 80 kHz

A baseband message signal with an amplitude of +/−3 volts and a single-sided bandwidth of 4 kHz has been modulated using a Frequency Modulation (FM) scheme. Assume the frequency modulator has a carrier frequency of 80 kHz and a frequency sensitivity of: Kω = 3400π (rad/sec)/volt. Use Carson's rule to determine the bandwidth of the modulated signal. B = 18.2 kHz B = 4 kHz B = 9.1 kHz B = 84 kHz B = 8 kHz B = 80 kHz

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A baseband message signal with an amplitude of + / 3 volts and a single-sided bandwidth of 4 k H z has been modulated using a Frequency Modulation (FM) scheme. Assume the frequency modulator has a carrier frequency of 80 k H z and a frequency sensitivity of: K ω = 3400 π ( r a d / s e c ) / volt.
Use Carson's rule to determine the bandwidth of the modulated signal. B = 18.2 k H z B = 4 k H z B = 9.1 k H z B = 84 k H z B = 8 k H z B = 80 k H z

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