Amplitude Modulation using simulink

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I am currently doing amplitude modulation using three very high frequency sine waves which I getting perfectly after adding all the three due to already set parameters in the simulation parameter box.
The carrier frequency is also very high, up to 3000 Hz, but the scope is displaying is correctly. But after the message signal and carrier are passing through the product, I am not getting amplitude modulated signal. Instead, I am getting a completely zero straight line. My sample time in the Product is 0.0001.
I am pretty sure it has to do something with the product parameters or simulation parameters but I so not sure exactly what it is?
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Arsalan
Arsalan on 18 Nov 2012
Make sure you have the correct sampling rate again, both at transmitters and receiver. so you sampling rate will be 2.5*(max frequency component) i.e. 3Khz. make sure your are adding the three message signals and then multiplying the sum with the carrier wave. if your scope is working based on a FFT alogorithem then check the FFT paramaters
mona
mona on 18 Nov 2012
What do you mean when you say sampling rate? I am using signal generator basically along with simple time scope and not the one based on FFT.

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Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek on 18 Nov 2012
Edited: Azzi Abdelmalek on 18 Nov 2012
If the carrier frequency is 20 Khz, then your fixed step size must be less then 0.00005. I will set fixed step size=0.000005

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