The modulation index used in amplitude modulation of a message signal of peak voltage $10 \,V$ is $0.5$. By how much should the peak voltage of the carrier signal be changed, so as to obtain the modulation index of $0.8$, keeping the peak voltage of the message signal the same as before?

  • A
    Increased by $7.5 \,V$
  • B
    Reduced by $7.5 \,V$
  • C
    Increased by $12.5 \,V$
  • D
    Reduced by $12.5 \,V$

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