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modulator for am modulations please help

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hello

what kinds of modulator use for ssb sc,dsb sc and vsb modulations
what is range of ssb.dsb,vsb modulations

thanks
 

All of these are suppressed carrier AM. There are several ways of removing the carrier but the most common is to use a balanced modulator or a double balanced modulator. These will produce two sidebands (DSB) but you can then fully remove one of then (SSB) or partially remove one (VSB) using filtering techniques.

Brian.
 

thanks betwixt

there are many modulator like diode modulator,transistor modulator
but how i decide what kind of modulator use and why?
 

thanks betwixt

there are many modulator like diode modulator,transistor modulator
but how i decide what kind of modulator use and why?

One of the best sources on answers to your questions is "ARRL Radio Amateur's Handbook" issued annually by ARRL. I can recommend it.
 

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