Lecture

Pulse Techniques: Noise Reduction

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Description

This lecture covers high-frequency pulse techniques for signal measurements, including analog and digital pulses, noise reduction methods like gated integration and boxcar averaging, and examples of analog pulse applications in lifetime measurements and noise calculations. It also discusses Mössbauer spectroscopy and the concept of gated integration with variable delay for noise reduction.

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