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digital electronics wakerley
its too wide a topic...if u r looking at basics and are totalyly new to it
go for mano or givone
if u r looking at it a slightly advanced level then u can look into books on vhdl etc
Re: fm radio
fm is analog transmission......its clearer than am only bcos of the power spectral density being larger....the noise being spread in all the β+1 side bands on both sides....it can be digitised but i dont know if its actually done....also bcos the power wasted in the carrier is much...
image frequency
if a certain fm receiver is tuned to say 90.6 mhz....at what frequency does it detect the image frequency???
also what happens if a gadget at home operates at a frequency of that of a radio station(local)
bandwidth of am
if there are n stages of amplification each with bandwidth = b what is the effective b.w of all n amplifiers in cascade?........
i found it as b.(2^1/n -1 )^.5......how?
when an intinsic semiconductor is doped.......the no of holes/electrons increase....but the material is still neutral.....is it because of the ions formed( donors becoming + bcos they lose e and acceptors - bcos they accept an electron??)....
when a donor loses an electron is a hole formed or...
what is the prinicple behind semiconducotr memories for mp3 players that have small capacity.......
why do large memories come only as magnetic hard drives....?
and y is semicnductor shock proof....
does nybody have the internal circuitry of a mp3player???
say using a bf194 or some transisitor and giving m(t) at collector and carrier at base and with a bias at the bias how do we get am at the collector?
also called COLLECTOR AMPLITUDE MODULATOR somebody pls gelp
thanx
Re: project for gre
hi there....am in the same boat as u...
please share any info u get regarding this...
have u laready done something and when do uplan to take up gre?
Re: electromagnetic waves
the link shows a tem....that is ok and quite easily understood
but what about a te or tm wave which have an electric or magnetic component along thee direction of travel itself??.....like a TM wave has a electric filed component in its direction of propagation right...
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