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                              9.19.  Explain what is meant by preemphasis and deemphasis and why these
                              are effective in improving signal-to-noise ratio in FM transmission. State typical
                              improvement levels expected for both telephony and TV transmissions.
                              9.20.  Explain what is meant by noise weighting. State typical improvement
                              levels in signal-to-noise ratios which result from the introduction of noise
                              weighting for both telephony and TV transmissions.

                              9.21. Calculate the loading factor L for (a) a 12-channel, (b) a 120-channel, and
                              (c) an 1800-channel FDM/FM telephony signal.

                              9.22.  Calculate the IF bandwidth required for (a) a 12-channel, (b) a 300-
                              channel, and (c) a 960-channel FDM/FM telephony signal. Assume that the
                              peak/rms factor is equal to 10 dB for parts (a) and (b) and equal to 18 dB for
                              part (c).

                              9.23.  Calculate the receiver processing gain for each of the signals given in
                              Prob. 9.22.

                              9.24.  A video signal has a peak deviation of 9 MHz and a video bandwidth of
                              4.2 MHz. Using Carson’s rule, calculate the IF bandwidth required and the
                              receiver processing gain.

                              9.25.  For the video signal of Prob. 9.24, the emphasis improvement figure is
                              13 dB, and the noise weighting improvement figure is 11.2 dB. Calculate in
                              decibels (a) the signal-to-noise power ratio and (b) the video signal-to-noise
                              ratio as given by Eq. (9.21). The [C/N] value is 22 dB. Assume a sinusoidal video
                              signal.



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