I found the answer for this question in the solution manual for the book, but I

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I found the answer for this question in the solution manual for the book, but I didn't see the relationship, can someone please clarify it for me please?

The book is Modern Electronic Communication 9th

q14 ch6

Problem What is the relationship among limiting, sensitivity, and quieting for an FM receiver? Step-by-step solution Step 1 of 1 A When the input signal is large enough at the receiver to cause the clipping at its both high and low level Collector currents, the critica limiting voltage is attained and limiting action is started. This action is called limiting The minimum amount of input Radio Frequency (RF) signal at the receiver required to produce a specified level of output audio signal is called sensitivity The minimum amount of input voltage required to cause limiting action is called quieting voltage. It is also referred to as limiting knee voltage All these terms have something to do with limiting action of an FM receiver.

Explanation / Answer

From answers given by you the relation is very clear.These are interrelated.

Here clearlly first action should be senstivity after that limiting.After these actions are stared and finished their work finally quieting voltage will fix.

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