Define modulation index in FM. What is maximum value of deviation ratio.

Define modulation index in FM. What is maximum value of deviation ratio.
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Modulation Index of FM: It is defined as the ratio of Frequency Deviation (δ) to the modulating signal frequency (fm).

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