In amplitude modulation, the amplitude of carrier wave is A_c and that of the modulating signal is A_m. In practice, the ratio of A_m to A_c is kept…

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In amplitude modulation, the amplitude of carrier wave is A_c and that of the modulating signal is A_m. In practice, the ratio of A_m to A_c is kept less than or equal to one, to avoid

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Correct answer: (A) Distortion. Modulation index, μ = A_m/A_c<1 is carried by the carrier wave, i.e. there is no original distortion.

In amplitude modulation, the amplitude of carrier wave is $A_{c}$ and that of the modulating signal is $A_{m} .$ In practice, the ratio of $A_{m}$ to $A_{c}$ is kept less than or equal to one, to avoid

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In amplitude modulation, the amplitude of carrier wave is Ac and that of the modulating signal is Am. In practice, the ratio of Am to Ac is kept less than or equal to one, to avoid

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In amplitude modulation, the amplitude of carrier wave is $A_{c}$ and that of the modulating signal is $A_{m} .$ In practice, the ratio of $A_{m}$ to $A_{c}$ is kept less than or equal to one, to avoid