Lecture

Electrical Metrology: Noise and Signal Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers electrical metrology focusing on noise and signal analysis. Topics include random variables, stationary random processes, estimation theory, charges, currents, voltages, noise sources, and tools for electrical metrology. The lecture also delves into thermal noise, shot noise, flicker noise, RTS noise, and other types of noise in semiconductor devices.

Instructors (3)

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