Lecture

Noise in Microelectronics

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Description

This lecture covers the definition of noise in microelectronics, including external sources of noise and techniques to overcome noise penalty. It explains statistical characteristics of noise, noise spectrum, and its impact on electrical circuits. The study of noise in devices and circuits is also discussed, focusing on noise models, device sizing, and noise reduction techniques.

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