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Minimum tolerable signal to noise ratio in modern communication systems
What is the minimum tolerable SNR in today's (digital) communication systems for successful recovery of the message? I've heard that regular commercial systems can recover the message with a SNR as ...
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Signal to Noise ratio problem
A 200mv peak to peak sinusoidal signal is applied to an ideal 12 bit A/D converter, for which Vref(v p-p full scale) is 5v. Find signal to noise ratio.
This is a problem worked out by one of my ...
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Attenuator noise figure and loss
My question is with regard to how attenuators effect noise. From what I understand
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\text{NF} = 10\log \left( \frac{S_{in}/N_{in}}{S_{out}/N_{out}} \right) = 10\log \left( L \frac{N_{out}}{N_{in}} ...
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How is noise reduced using a sigma-delta converter?
Perhaps I'm sleepy but I can't quite get my head around how a sigma delta converter takes the noise that is in a bandwidth of (X) Hz and by over sampling spread, that same amount of noise over 2(X)Hz. ...
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False Positives on Arduino Input
I've used analog and digital input for a multitude of applications with the Arduino Uno board. It has continuously given extremely non reliable readings, where the analog input is always fluctuating, ...
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How to split Analog and Digital GND planes for a TQFN device
This question is in reference to Mixed signal PCB layout for PSoC.
If I am using a microcontroller which has separate analog and digital supply inputs and GNDs, what should do with the grounds?
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MATLAB about generating and analysing noisy signal
I have an assignment about Signals and Systems. I am completely new to MATLAB so i need extreme help on the assignment below:
Generate a noisy signal with sinusoidal components defined at 100 Hz and ...
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What do you call the dynamic range of a variable gain amp?
Dynamic range is the ratio of the largest signal a system can process to the noise floor of that system.
If the system has variable gain, though, then you could interpret this two ways:
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