Amplitude modulation using using BC107 transistor

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The discussion revolves around an issue with amplitude modulation using a BC107 transistor, where the modulated wave exhibits no phase difference between its upper and lower parts. The original poster has attempted to assemble the circuit multiple times without success, and even their teacher is unable to diagnose the problem. A suggestion is made to post a circuit schematic for better assistance, as the issue may stem from non-linearity in the circuit. Additionally, the importance of ensuring the bias point is set for class-A operation is highlighted as a potential factor in resolving the issue. Proper circuit configuration is crucial for achieving the desired modulation effects.
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In my electronics practical class, i assemble a ckt of amplitude modulation using BC107 transistor ,but the modulated wave always has the same phase up and above , there is no phase difference b/w the upper and lower part of the wave .

My teacher also couldn't understand the problem . I made the ckt 3-4 time but same result .

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If you don't post a circuit schematic, there's not much people here can do to help.
 


Sounds to me like non-linearity. Do you have the bias point set for class-A operation?
 
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