Re: Approach to demodulating AM-signals?
- From: Tim Wescott <tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2006 11:25:36 -0800
Mr M wrote:
HelloHigh enough so that your reception works.
I need to sample and demodulate an AM-signal that is between 30 kHz to 100
kHz. The signal has a bandwidth of about 10 kHz.
What approach should I use?
I’m thinking of using a 16 bit ADC with a maximum sampling frequency of 500
ksps. Maybe using an FPGA to control the ADC. The FPGA can also be used to
do the signal processing.
How high sampling frequency should I use?
Nyquist in this case is 220kHz. You need to juggle the sophistication of your anti-aliasing filters vs. the speed requirements of your algorithm. All I can say for sure is that the smallest realistic sampling rate is around 300kHz.
I would also be concerned about that 10kHz signal riding on a 30kHz carrier -- you're going to have some aliasing there, too, that will make a simple envelope detector output look pretty crude and rude.
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Tim Wescott
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