Analog Demodulation Simulator (DSB-SC / SSB-SC / AM)
30 dB
0°
System: DSB-SC
Fidelity: 100%
Simulator Methodology
DSB-SC: Formed by m(t) * cos(ωc t). Since the carrier is suppressed, we must multiply by a local carrier at the receiver. If the Phase Error is 90°, the signal vanishes entirely.
SSB-SC: Transmits only one sideband. It is more spectrum efficient but requires complex Hilbert transform processing. Mathematically: m(t)cos(ωc t) - m_hat(t)sin(ωc t).
Decoding Logic: We multiply the noisy incoming signal by a local carrier cos(ωc t + φ) and pass it through a Low Pass Filter (LPF) to remove high-frequency artifacts.