Transcription of CHAPTER 8: NOISE AND NOISE REDUCTION TECHNIQUES
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EE 323 - NOISE 16 146 CHAPTER 8: NOISE AND NOISE REDUCTION TECHNIQUES 1. NOISE SOURCES NOISE can be characterized as any disturbance that tends to obscure a desired signal. NOISE can be generated within a circuit or picked up from external natural or artificial sources. When NOISE is generated within a circuit, it is called intrinsic NOISE . When NOISE is picked up from an external source, it is called extrinsic NOISE Interference is NOISE that tends to obscure the useful signal.
EE 323 - Noise 16 147 Thermal noise can be expressed in terms of a voltage for a resistor, as in Figure 12-1.
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