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A double sideband suppressed carrier signal is generated by

  • A.A balanced modulator
  • B.A diode envelope detector
  • C.A class C amplifier driven into saturation
  • D.A reactance modulator followed by a frequency multiplier

Answer: A

A balanced modulator produces the product of message and carrier, and its symmetry cancels the carrier at the output so only the two sidebands remain. An envelope detector is a demodulator, not a modulator. A saturated class C stage generates harmonics rather than a clean product. And a reactance modulator with multipliers is the classic frequency modulation chain, which produces an angle-modulated signal with a constant envelope, quite unlike DSB-SC.

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