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< Back Lab-Report-Template-$99... Write A Program TO Generate 2ASK Modulated And Demodulated Signal Introduction In your own words, describe the purpose of the experiment and the theory supporting the study. Briefly outline how the experiment will be done without going into much detail. State explicitly what the experiment hopes to accomplish. Experimental Procedure Provide a bulleted list of materials used in the lab if any. If the experiment required any set-up, provide figures explaining that set-up In your own words, describe the procedure used. This should be a numbered list of steps that you took during the lab written in passive voice. This section is not a list of instructions. Include figures as necessary Experimental Results This section should include all data collected (calculated and measured) in well-organized tables. All tables should be labeled with a table number and introduced in a sentence or two, i.e. "Table 7.4 includes all measured marble diameters, cl". Units should be included for all measurements and listed at the top of the table next to the column label. Graphs should have well labeled axes and use appropriate scales. All calculations performed to get the final result should be detailed here. For each equation used, provide the equation in variables and the calculation as you performed it. Discussion and Conclusions This section should restate the final result of the experiment and a comparison should be made between the experimental and theoretical results. Sources of error should be discussed here (do not cite human error). This section should also relate findings and sources of error to the underlying theory of the experiment. If external references were used (including images), provide an appropriate citation for each source.