EN412B

Principles of Communication

Midterm Project

Envelope Detector

Name: Janebeth N. Francis Rating:

Date:

I. Objectives

1. On Completion of this unit you will be able to understand

how to transmit your voice through FM Modulation.

II. Equipment
1. Master Unit [XPO-COM]
2. MIC & Speaker
3. 20/30 MHz CRO
4. Communication System Trainer
III.
Figure 2.2 Block Diagram

Single
Telescopic
Antenna
SPEAKER
FM modular (88- AM/FM
108MHz) cum RF
Modu freq Amplifier
Receiver
1KHz or X’mitter
Mic o/p of TRANSIVER
Mic TRANSIVER PANEL PANEL
TRANSIVE

Procedure
1. Feed Modulating frequency 1KHz, 1Vpp from Audio Frequency Gen. [DTTFGIII]
to FM I/P [ Trans panel].
2. Select AM/FM switch to FM mode i.e. Upper position [Transceiver Panel] --
-- Transmitter Section
3. Select AM/FM Switch to FM mode I.e. Upper position [Transceiver Panel] --
-- Receiver Section
4. Keep Gain switch [Audio Amplifier]is in left side.
5. Keep volume of (Audio Amp. & AMFM receiver) is fully CW.
6. Connect speaker [AM/FM Receiver] to I/P of Audio amplifier.
7. Tune AM/Fm receiver to observe Modulating original 1KHz Frequency at To
Ext. Audio i/p Socket or observe 1KHz beep on speaker. Also, you can hear
1KHz beep in. Head seat by just inserting Earphone in head set socket located
on top board right hand corner.
8. Also, you can choose to Speak in Mic & connect Mic o/p as a modulating
freq to FM I/P [DTFFGIII] and you will hear your voice on the speaker by
tuning AM/FM Receiver. But beware that due to extensive presence of noise
you may not hear your voice. Unless you shout at the MIC. In that case you
will not be able to distinguish between voice heard through air directly
through the receiver (Head phone) Suggestion: - Use two stations manned with
one student each separated 20 feet then perform.

Data and Results:

Conclusion:
You can hear your voice on speaker through FM Modulation