MODFM

Purpose:

Performs frequency modulation of a series.

Syntax:

MODFM(s, fmin, fmax)

s	-	A series, the input to modulate.
fmin	-	Optional, a real. The minimum modulation frequency. Defaults to 0.0.
fmax	-	Optional, a real. The maximum modulation frequency. Defaults to rate(s)/2.

Returns:

A series, the frequency modulated output.

Example:

W1: gtriwave(1000,.001, 4)

W2: modfm(w1)

W3: demodfm(w2)

W4: specgram(w2, 64, 63, 1024)

The triangle series of W1 is frequency modulated between 0 Hz and 500 Hz in W2. W3 recovers the modulated series and W4 displays the joint time-frequency plot of the frequency modulated series.

Example:

W1: gtriwave(1000,.001, 4)

W2: modfm(w1, 100, 300)

W3: demodfm(w2)

W4: specgram(w2, 64, 63, 1024)

Same as above except the series is frequency modulated between 100 Hz and 300 Hz.

Remarks:

A frequency modulated series is defined by:

$image\modfm01.gif$

where f(τ) is the modulating function.

The maximum modulation frequency, fmax, should be set to rate(s) / 2 or less.

See DEMODFM to demodulate a frequency modulated series.

See GSWEEP to generate a simple swept sine wave.

See MODAM to amplitude modulate a series.

See MODPM to phase modulate a series.

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