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What is a typical carrier frequency for amplitude modulation? In particular, for amplitude modulation in spectroscopy.
Typical carrier frequency for amplitude modulation
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It can be any frequency you want, AM is used from tens of Hz up to optical frequencies.
Likewise, spectroscopy is done using EM radiaton from the whole spectrum: from radio waves up to gamma radiation.
Likewise, spectroscopy is done using EM radiaton from the whole spectrum: from radio waves up to gamma radiation.
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