Has anyone used C++ to output Amplitude Modulation? (Please Help)

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Has anyone got a sample code or something similar which i can learn from?

Posted 28-Nov-15 13:47pm

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[no name] 28-Nov-15 22:19pm

This is a non-specific unanswerable question. What do you want to learn? What do you know about AM and what do you know about c++? What is this hypothetical code supposed to show? Maybe begin by learning about Google - seriously.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Nov-15 3:07am

First of all, this is not a question on one of the topics of this forum. Are you looking for some person? You don't need any, you need the solution. But sorry, this is not a code-finding or code-writing or code-sharing service.
If someone wants to share some code, this person will write an article, but it's highly unlikely that anyone volunteers to do so on your order. Therefore, it would be more useful for you to do some search. If you asked some technical questions, it would be a different story.

By the way, this kind of modulation is so trivial that writing code from scratch would be easier than even the effort you would need to pay to adopt someone else's solution to your project.

—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2015-11-28T21:18:00

In my comment to the question (please see), I claimed that that writing code from scratch would be easier than even the effort you would need to pay to adopt someone else's solution to your project.

Indeed, this modulation is nothing but multiplication of two functions, high-frequency "carrier" sinusoidal waveform c(t), and some low-frequency signal m(t) + 1; that low-frequency signal which is usually, in most typical interpretation, the one used for transmitting some information, so the resulting function is c(t)*(m(1) + 1): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplitude_modulation[^].

—SA