Modulation is the process of adding information to a carrier signal. It consists of two parts: the message signal and the carrier signal. When the message signal is multiplied with the carrier signal, it results in a modulated signal. The message signal contains the input information that needs to be transmitted. It is passed through an input transducer to create the message signal. The carrier signal is a high frequency sinusoidal wave that carries the message signal. In the experiment, the students will set up a circuit to define the voltage on a voltmeter at frequencies of 4kHz and 1kHz by connecting wires between a power supply, voltmeter, and function generator.