LM565 PLL FSK Demodulator Experiment

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The multistage low-pass filter is used to remove low-frequency noise from the VCO output.

False

PWM modulation converts a digital signal into an analog signal.

False

The LM555 timer is used as a voltage comparator.

False

A monostable multivibrator is used to generate the PWM signal.

True

The purpose of PWM modulation is to convert a digital signal into an analog signal.

False

FSK demodulation process can be improved by providing a noisy input to the comparator.

False

The LM565 output may contain unwanted low-frequency components or noise.

False

The low-pass filter attenuates low-frequency components while passing high-frequency components unchanged.

False

PWM modulation involves varying the frequency of the pulses based on the audio signal amplitude.

False

The LM555 timer is illustrated in Fig. 11-4.

True

This quiz covers the experiment using the LM565 PLL as an FSK demodulator, below 500 kHz. It includes details about the phase detector, VCO, and power supply connections. Test your knowledge of PLL circuits and frequency shift keying demodulation.

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