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Which is true of narrowband PM's spectrum?

  • A.Its sidebands are spaced at twice the message frequency
  • B.It resembles an AM spectrum with a phase difference
  • C.It contains no sidebands at all
  • D.It is identical to a wideband PM spectrum

Answer: B

At small index only the first sideband pair matters, giving a spectrum that looks like AM's three lines but with the sidebands in phase quadrature rather than in phase. That similarity is why narrowband angle modulation occupies a channel comparable with AM's. Sidebands are certainly present. A wideband spectrum has many more significant pairs. And the spacing is the message frequency in every case.

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