The process of recovering base band signal from high frequency modulated signal is called

The process of recovering base band signal from high frequency modulated signal is called Correct Answer Demodulation

Correct option:3

Concept:-

Modulation:-  It is the process of attaching a low-frequency base-band signal to the high-frequency carrier wave in order to get high frequency modulated signal for its effective transmission.

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There are basically three kinds of modulations:-

1. Amplitude modulation (AM)

2. Frequency modulation (FM) and

3. Pulse modulation (PM)

Explanation:-

Demodulation is the process of recovering baseband signal from high frequency modulated signal.

It can be easily understood with the block diagram as shown below-

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In the process of Demodulation, we actually separate the carrier wave components from the high-frequency carrier waves.

The signal that we finally get after the demodulation has only a baseband signal.

Hence, option-3 is correct.

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