Lecture

Intrinsic noise: Sensors in Medical Instrumentation

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of intrinsic noise in biomedical instrumentation, focusing on thermal noise and shot noise. It explains how random movements of atoms affect conducting electrons, leading to noise generation. The lecture also delves into the spectral density of noise and provides examples of noise parameters in amplifiers.

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