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What is level of modulation

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Hi,
I cannot picture 4-level modulation. Does that mean 1-level and 2-level and 3-level ,and the end is 4-level ? Please give me some definition.


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Jakin
 

ur question is nt clear rephrase it
 

on which type of modulation do you mean.
there are many types of modulations for example : pulse position modulation, pulse amplitude modulation, BSK, FSK. So which one of these do you mean
 

jakin said:
Hi,
I cannot picture 4-level modulation. Does that mean 1-level and 2-level and 3-level ,and the end is 4-level ? Please give me some definition.


Thanks in advances
Jakin

Lets take ground level(0V) to be one level, you'll need 1/3V,2/3V and V, but thats the voltage that appears across the load, depending on your converter the way this is made possible will vary.
 

jakin said:
Hi,
I cannot picture 4-level modulation. Does that mean 1-level and 2-level and 3-level ,and the end is 4-level ? Please give me some definition.


Thanks in advances
Jakin
i think level modulation means PAM modulaion
 

It should be actually PAM only because as answwerd above voltage levels are measure of amplitude only.....
 

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