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Consider the following types of modulation: 1. Amplitude modulation 2. Frequency modulation 3. Phase modulation 4. Pulse modulation Which of the above modulation are used for telecasting TV programs?
Consider the following statements regarding modulation : 1. The communication systems, where a weak signal is transmitted by the use of a modulation is essential in carrier signal. 2. When the frequency of the high frequency signal is varied in accordance with the intensity of the low-frequency weak signal, the modulation is said to be frequency modulation. 3. The process of recovering original baseband signal from the modulated signal is called phase modulation. Which of the above statements are correct ? 
If g is the transconductance and r is the resistance due to channel length modulation – what is the total voltage gain if only M1 has channel length modulation?
If g is the transconductance and r is the resistance due to channel length modulation – what is the total voltage gain if both M2 and M3 has channel length modulation?
If g is the transconductance and r is the resistance due to channel length modulation – what is the total voltage gain if both M1 and M3 has channel length modulation?
If g is the transconductance, r is the resistance due to channel length modulation and if M2 has channel length modulation but M1 doesn’t, what is the voltage gain at node x?
If g is the transconductance, r is the resistance due to channel length modulation and if M2 has channel length modulation but M1 and M3 doesn’t, what is the total resistance at the source of M2?
If g is the transconductance, r is the resistance due to channel length modulation and if M2 and M1 has channel length modulation but M3 doesn’t, what is the output resistance at the source of M3?
If g is the transconductance, r is the resistance due to channel length modulation and if M2 and M1 has channel length modulation but M3 doesn’t, what is the total resistance at the drain of M2?
Statement (I): An alluvial channel is defined as a channel in which the flow transports sediment of the same physical characteristic as the material in the wetted surface of the channel. Statement (II): This ensures that the channel cross-section and the channel slope do not change.