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    Experiment No.: 03 Name of The Experiment: MATLAB Code of Product Detection of DSB-SC Demodulation Objective

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    This document describes a MATLAB experiment on double sideband suppressed carrier (DSB-SC) demodulation. The objectives are to understand DSB-SC demodulation theory, design a MATLAB simulation, and analyze the time-domain and frequency representations. The experiment generates DSB-SC, carrier, and message signals, plots their time and frequency spectra, demodulates the DSB-SC signal by multiplying with the carrier and filtering, and compares the original and demodulated message signals.

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    This document describes a MATLAB experiment on double sideband suppressed carrier (DSB-SC) demodulation. The objectives are to understand DSB-SC demodulation theory, design a MATLAB simulation, and analyze the time-domain and frequency representations. The experiment generates DSB-SC, carrier, and message signals, plots their time and frequency spectra, demodulates the DSB-SC signal by multiplying with the carrier and filtering, and compares the original and demodulated message signals.

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    Experiment No.: 03 Name of The Experiment: MATLAB Code of Product Detection of DSB-SC Demodulation Objective

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    Experiment No.

    : 03
    Name of the Experiment: MATLAB Code of Product detection of DSB-SC
    demodulation

    Objective:
    1. To understand the operation theory of double sideband suppressed carrier DSB-SC
    demodulator.
    2. To design and implement the MATLAB Coding of DSB-SC demodulator.
    3. To explain the spectrum of the DSB-SC demodulator.

    Learning Outcome: After completing this experiment the students will be able to:
    1. Learn about working principle of a product detector of a double sideband suppressed carrier
    demodulator.
    2. Design DSB-SC demodulator by MATLAB Coding.
    3. Explain the time-domain and the frequency domain representation of demodulated signal.
    Theory:
    Write theory according to the discussion in the class

    MATLAB Coding:
    clc;
    close all;
    clear all;

    fs = 1000000; %sampling frequency


    T = 1/fs; %sampling period
    N = 10000; %length of the signal
    t = (0:N-1)*T; %time vector
    fm = 1000; %frequency of message signal (Hz)
    fc = 10000; %frequency of carrier signal (Hz)

    message = sin(2*pi*fm*t); %message signal


    carrier = sin(2*pi*fc*t); %carrier signal

    m_size = size(message);
    c_size = size(carrier);

    dsb_sig = message.*carrier; %DSB-SC signal

    figure(1) %time-domain representation of the signals

    subplot(3,1,1)
    plot(t,message)
    xlabel('time (s)')
    ylabel('amplitude of m(t)')

    subplot(3,1,2)
    plot(t,carrier)
    xlabel('time (s)')
    ylabel('amplitude of carrier')

    subplot(3,1,3)
    plot(t,dsb_sig)
    xlabel('time (s)')
    ylabel('amplitude of DSB-SC')

    mess = fft(message);
    carr = fft(carrier);
    dsb = fft(dsb_sig);

    mess_spec = fftshift(mess); %zero centered fft of message signal


    carr_spec = fftshift(carr); %zero centered fft of carrier signal
    dsb_spec = fftshift(dsb); %zero centered fft of DSB-SC signal

    mess_mag_spec = abs(mess_spec)/N; %magnitude spectrum of message signal


    carr_mag_spec = abs(carr_spec)/N; %magnitude spectrum of carrier signal
    dsb_mag_spec = abs(dsb_spec)/N; %magnitude spectrum of DSB-SC signal
    f_Hz = ((-N/2):(N/2-1))*(fs/N); %frequency axis range in Hz
    f_normalized = ((-N/2):(N/2-1))*(fs/N)/fs; %frequency axis range in normalized frequency

    figure(2) %time-domain representation of the signals

    subplot(3,1,1)
    plot(f_Hz, mess_mag_spec)
    axis([-12000 12000 0 0.5])
    xlabel('frequency (Hz)')
    ylabel('magnitude of m(t)')

    subplot(3,1,2)
    plot(f_Hz, carr_mag_spec)
    xlabel('frequency (Hz)')
    ylabel('magnitude of carrier')
    axis([-12000 12000 0 0.5])

    subplot(3,1,3)
    plot(f_Hz, dsb_mag_spec)
    xlabel('frequency (Hz)')
    ylabel('magnitude of DSB-SC')
    axis([-12000 12000 0 0.5])

    %% Demodulation of DSB-SC Signal

    y = 2*dsb_sig.*carrier; % multiplication of DSB-SC signal by carrier

    Y = fft(y);
    Y_spec = fftshift(Y);
    Y_mag_spec = abs(Y_spec)/N;

    figure(3)
    plot(f_normalized(N/2+1:end), Y_mag_spec(N/2+1:end));
    % LOW pass filter design

    [a, b] = butter(6, .01, 'low');


    H = freqz(a, b, N/2);

    hold on
    plot(f_normalized(N/2+1:end),abs(H))
    xlim([0 .05])

    dsb_demod = filter(a,b,y);

    dsb_demod_fft = fft(dsb_demod);
    dsb_demod_spec = fftshift(dsb_demod_fft);
    dsb_demod_mag = abs(dsb_demod_spec)/N;

    plot(f_normalized(N/2+1:end), dsb_demod_mag(N/2+1:end),'k','LineStyle','--'); % demoulated


    spectrum

    figure(4) % comparison of original message and demodulated wave-form


    plot(t, message);
    hold on
    plot(t, dsb_demod, 'r','LineStyle','--')

    Results:

    Discussion:
    Student Task:
    1. Write a MATLAB code on the given task during the class.
    2. Collect the images of waveforms/spectrum.
    3. Explain the waveforms/spectrum

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