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Amplitude Modulation (AM) modulates a signal by varying the amplitude of the carrier. The ease with which it can be demodulated made AM radio broadcasting popular before FM demodulation was cost effective.
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How exactly does AM/FM carry both pitch and loudness of voice?
Almost every tutorial on AM/FM modulation shows the modulating signal as something like a simple tone or continuous sine wave. Now that's easy, and for AM you just superimpose the modulating signal ov …
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