Lecture

Noise Reduction Techniques

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Description

This lecture covers various noise reduction techniques in electrical systems, including frequency, signal, voltage, and interference. It explains the concepts of Fourier transform, bandwidth, amplifier noise, and quantization noise. The presentation also discusses methods like dithering, impedance matching, and lock-in amplifiers for noise reduction.

Instructors (2)

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