Dual Side Band Amplitude Modulation Quick Question

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The general expression for a Dual Side Band Amplitude Modulation (DSB-AM) signal can be derived from the carrier signal C(t), the baseband signal S(t), and the modulation index m. The modulated signal is typically represented as m * S(t) * C(t). For detailed derivations and expressions, communication engineering textbooks provide comprehensive resources. Accessing a library at an engineering school can also yield valuable information on this modulation scheme. Understanding these fundamentals is essential for effective communication system design.
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Hi, a quick and easy one I hope someone can help me with.

What would be the general expression for a DSB-AM modulated signal in terms of the Carrier Signal C(t), Baseband Signal S(t) and the modulation index m?

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I wonder what kind of expressions, have thought of thus far?

I would use your Communication Engineering textbook and look up under the modulation scheme you described. They document those expressions very well. If you don't have this text, just go to your nearest engineering school library and take a look thru their communication engineering texts.:smile:
 
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