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Electrical Metrology: Thermal Noise and KTC Noise

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of electrical metrology, focusing on thermal noise in resistors and KTC noise. Topics include the power transfer theorem, white noise, equivalent noise voltage, noise factor of cascading networks, and minimizing total noise factor in amplification stages.

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