
the
original
in
the
frequency
and
time
domains.
Two
signals
are
compared
by
listening
to
their
tones.
The
procedure
is
repeated
using
a
double
tone
created
by
the
summer
circuit
of
laboratory
1.
FM
signals
are
generated
and
analyzed
in
the
time
and
frequency
domains.
The
HP8656B
signal
generator
is
also
introduced
in
this
lab.
Laboratory
4
demonstrates
the
concepts
of
frequency-division
multiplexing
(FDM)
and
time-division
multiplexing
(TDM).
FDM
signals
are
generated
via
laboratory
equipment
and
the
composite
signals
analyzed
in
the
frequency
domain.
The
HP8590B
Spectrum
Analyzer
is
introduced
for
this
purpose.
TDM
signals
are
produced
by
the
construction
of
a
circuit
that
uses
a
CD4051B
CMOS
analog
multiplexor
as
a
commutation
device.
The
TDM
signal
is
a
composite
of
four
signals
as
viewed
on
the
oscilloscope.
Laboratory
5
completes
the
assignments
with
the
detection
of
FM
signals
using
a
phase
locked
loop
(PLL).
The
PLL
is
wired
using
a
NE565
PLL
integrated
circuit.
The
demonstration
includes
the
free
running,
capture
and
lock
states
and
concludes
with
FM
demodulation.
The
design
notes
for
each
laboratory
are
outlined
in
the
following
chapters.
A
composite
list
of
laboratory
equipment
required
for
each
station
is
provided
and
compared
to
inventory
on
hand.
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