Question
Question: The total power content of an AM wave is \(1500W\) . For \(100\% \) modulation, the power transmitte...
The total power content of an AM wave is 1500W . For 100% modulation, the power transmitted by the carrier is
(A) 500W
(B) 700W
(C) 750W
(D) 1000W
Solution
So in this question, we can see that the modulation index is 100% and if we convert it into the value we can say μ=1 , By using the formula, PcPt=1+2μ2 . And from this, we will calculate the power transmitted by the carrier.
Formula used
The ratio of total power by the transmitted power is given by,
PcPt=1+2μ2
Here, Pt , will be the total power content, Pc , will be the total power transmitted by the charge carrier, μ , will be the modulation index.
Complete step by step answer:
So from the question we have the values are given, where Pt=1500W and μ=1 . So by using the formula,
⇒PcPt=1+2μ2
Or the above formula can also be written as
⇒Pt=Pc(1+2μ2)
So now on substituting the values, we will get the equation as
⇒1500=Pc(1+212)
Now on solving thee braces first, so we will get the equation as
⇒1500=Pc(23)
And from here solving for the value of transmitted power by the carrier, we get the equation as
⇒Pc=(32×1500)W
And on solving the above equation we will get the values as
⇒Pc=1000W
Therefore, the power transmitted by the carrier is 1000W .
Correct option is (D).
Note:
Here we can see that for just making the students confused the percentage value of modulation is given. So we should keep in mind that if the percentage value is given then first we have to get the normal value of it. And then substituting the values, also to memorize the formula I would recommend memorizing the formula for the ratio of power transmitted and the power carrier as it will help to get any value associated with the formula easily.