A single sideband modulation system is more efficient than a plain amplitude modulated system.

A single sideband modulation system is more efficient than a plain amplitude modulated system. Correct Answer True

In Single Sideband transmission, the carrier is suppressed and only either of the two sidebands is transmitted. Thus, it reduces the total power consumption and also reduces the bandwidth required. Whereas, in AM, the carrier being transmitted along with both the sidebands entails more power and larger bandwidth.
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