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Consider an FM signal where the message signal v(t) is a square wave with a fundamental frequency of f1 = 100 kHz and its second harmonic. The frequency sensitivity of the modulator is kf = 80 kHz/V, and the amplitude of the square wave is V = 2 V.

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          Consider an FM signal where the message signal v(t) is a square wave with a fundamental frequency of f1 = 100 kHz and its second harmonic. The frequency sensitivity of the modulator is kf = 80 kHz/V, and the amplitude of the square wave is V = 2 V.

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Consider an FM signal where the message signal v(t) is a square wave with a fundamental frequency of f1 = 100 kHz and its second harmonic. The frequency sensitivity of the modulator is kf = 80 kHz/V, and the amplitude of the square wave is V = 2 V.