website/frontend/src/views/Sae301View.vue
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<h2>What is SAE301?</h2>
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This project was dedicated to make amplitude modulation on a RZ signal. We studied the whole circuitry, made the
electronic schemes and calculated every component value to make everything work.
We used an NE-555 to generate an NRZ signal, then used a programmable circuit to convert it to an RZ signal,
then used a Wien bridge oscillator to generate a carrier sine that we multiplied to the RZ signal to modulate it.
After modulation, we made a synchronous demodulation using the generated carrier, a multiplier and a low-pass filter.
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<h2>What I learnt</h2>
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<li>How an amplitude modulation works (+ demodulation)</li>
<li>How to make an oscillator from scratch</li>
<li>To brainstorm and work as a group</li>
<li>How a NE-555 works to generate an NRZ signal</li>
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<h2>My feelings</h2>
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This was complicated. We had to do a lot of calculus and brainstorming,
deduce spectral densities of the various signals,
without doing any circuitry.
But still it was fun and interesting to learn.
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