Other Modulation Problem

A baseband signal m(t) that has a Gaussian (amplitude) distribution
frequency modulates a transmitter. Assume that the modulation has a
zero-mean value and a peak value of Vp = 4*(sigma). The FM signal is
transmitted over an additive white Gaussian noise channel. Let Beta = 3 and
B = 15KHz. Find (S/N)out/(S/N)baseband when:

A. No deemphasis is used.
B. 75-u sec deemphasis is used.

Again I desperately need help with this problem too. I would appreciate any
help.

Texas Longhorns wrote:
> A baseband signal m(t) that has a Gaussian (amplitude) distribution
> frequency modulates a transmitter. Assume that the modulation has a
> zero-mean value and a peak value of Vp = 4*(sigma). The FM signal is
> transmitted over an additive white Gaussian noise channel. Let Beta =
> 3 and B = 15KHz. Find (S/N)out/(S/N)baseband when:
>
> A. No deemphasis is used.
> B. 75-u sec deemphasis is used.
>
> Again I desperately need help with this problem too. I would
> appreciate any help.

How do you hope to learn if you get other people to do your homework for
you?

Carlos