In amplitude modulation,the amplitude of the carrier wave is $A_c$ and that of the modulating signal is $A_m$. In practice,the ratio of $A_m$ to $A_c$ is kept less than or equal to $1$ to avoid:

  • A
    Distortion
  • B
    Attenuation
  • C
    Fading
  • D
    Noise

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