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By Gabriel Vasilescu

"Electronic Noise and Interfering indications" is a finished reference booklet on noise and interference in digital circuits, with specific specialise in low-noise layout. The ebook calls for no complicated mathematical education because it introduces the basic tools. furthermore, it presents perception into computational noise research with SPICE and NOF a software program built by means of the writer. The e-book addresses designers of digital circuits in addition to researchers from electric engineering, physics, and fabric technology. it's going to be of curiosity additionally for undergraduate and graduate scholars.

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3) suggests that the total available noise power of a resistor is infinite if the bandwidth is also infinite. 62 · 10−34 Js). 2 Noise Sources 49 Extension. It is interesting to take into account several special cases: Arbitrary Impedance. Consider an arbitrary impedance Z = R + j X, in thermal equilibrium. 6) where Re denotes the real part of its argument. One-Port Network. For a linear two-terminal network containing only noisy resistors, capacitors, and inductors, the noise voltage (or current) at its terminals can be calculated by substituting each resistor with its appropriate model (as given in Fig.

For finite-duration signals, we may introduce the concept of normalized energy [21]. 33) −∞ (provided that this integral exists and has a finite value). Parseval’s Theorem. 35) −∞ where use has been made of the fact that the product of a complex number and its conjugate is equal to the square of its magnitude. 35) is very important. Note that the total energy of a signal can be computed in two different ways: 1) by integrating the quantity |F (jω)|2 over the spectrum; 2) by integrating the squared value over the time domain.

7. Relationship between the bilateral power density S’(f) and the unilateral power density S(f) The relationship between the bilateral power density (S’) and the unilateral power density (S) is given in Fig. 7. Wiener-Khintchine Theorem. 28). 38) −∞ Measurement. Experimentally it is easier to obtain R(τ) (rather than Sf ) by measuring the average power of the fluctuation and then using Parseval’s theorem. Then Sf (x) can be derived by Fourier transformation of the autocorrelation function. However, there are several conditions imposed during measurement, which must be clearly specified: • • • The terminals at which the fluctuation appears must be loaded by a high impedance in order to simulate the open-circuit condition.

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