Consider a phase modulated (PM) signal of the form xc(t) = Accos⁡(2πfct + kpAmcos⁡(2πfmt)). This modulated signal is applied to an ideal BPF whose characteristics are given below: Figure 1: The Bandpass Filter. (a) Find the Fourier series expansion of the signal xc(t). Note that xc(t) = Acℜ{ej(2πfct + kpAmcos⁡(2πfmt)}, where ℜ{. } denotes real part of a complex number. (b) Determine the envelope, phase and instantaneous frequency of the modulated signal at the filter output as functions of time.

Consider a phase modulated (PM) signal of the form xc(t) = Accos⁡(2πfct + kpAmcos⁡(2πfmt)). This modulated signal is applied to an ideal BPF whose characteristics are given below: Figure 1: The Bandpass Filter. (a) Find the Fourier series expansion of the signal xc(t). Note that xc(t) = Acℜ{ej(2πfct + kpAmcos⁡(2πfmt)}, where ℜ{. } denotes real part of a complex number. (b) Determine the envelope, phase and instantaneous frequency of the modulated signal at the filter output as functions of time.

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Consider a phase modulated (PM) signal of the form
x c ( t ) = A c cos ( 2 π f c t + k p A m cos ( 2 π f m t ) ) .
This modulated signal is applied to an ideal BPF whose characteristics are given below: Figure 1: The Bandpass Filter. (a) Find the Fourier series expansion of the signal x c ( t ) . Note that
x c ( t ) = A c { e j ( 2 π f c t + k p A m cos ( 2 π f m t ) } ,
where { . } d e n o t e s r e a l p a r t o f a c o m p l e x n u m b e r . (b) Determine the envelope, phase and instantaneous frequency of the modulated signal at the filter output as functions of time.

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