An ssb signal is generated by modulating a 5 mhz carrier


AN SSB signal is generated by modulating a 5 MHz carrier with a 400 Hz sine tone. At the receiver, carrier is reinserted during demodulation, but its frequency is 5.00015 MHz rather than exactly 5 MHz. How does this affect the recovered signal? How would a voice signal be affected by a carrier that is not exactly the same as the original?

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Electrical Engineering: An ssb signal is generated by modulating a 5 mhz carrier
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