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A vestigial sideband signal is demodulated in a television receiver by

  • A.A Costas loop
  • B.A squaring loop
  • C.A limiter followed by a discriminator stage
  • D.Envelope detection, the carrier being retained

Answer: D

Because the carrier is deliberately retained, a simple envelope detector works, which is what kept television receivers affordable for decades. The vestigial shaping is arranged so that the sum of the wanted sideband and the vestige gives a flat overall response. Costas and squaring loops are suppressed-carrier techniques. And a limiter with a discriminator is the FM sound detector, which sits in the same receiver but on a different carrier.

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