[Solved] For a phase modulated signal, the frequency deviation is proportional to

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Q.	For a phase modulated signal, the frequency deviation is proportional to
A.	frequency only
B.	amplitude only
C.	only width
D.	phase only
Answer» B. amplitude only
Explanation: for a phase modulated system, it is amplitude which is directly proportional to the deviation.

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