Generation
DSB-SC is generated by a mixer. This consists of a message signal combined with the frequency carrier.
![\underbrace{V_m \cos \left( \omega_m t \right)}_{\mbox{Audio}} \times \underbrace{V_c \cos \left( \omega_c t \right)}_{\mbox{Carrier}} = \frac{V_m V_c}{2} \left[ \underbrace{\cos\left(\left( \omega_c + \omega_m \right)t\right)}_{\mbox{USB}} + \underbrace{\cos\left(\left( \omega_c - \omega_m \right)t\right)}_{\mbox{LSB}} \right]](http://upload.wikimedia.org/math/a/a/1/aa16f4fd9725d0f47f4405d0d661c624.png)
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