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Anything related to signal theory, i.e. the branch of applied mathematics and engineering studying the properties of signals and the mathematical tools used to manipulate them.
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Is it possible to receive information if the received power is below the noise floor?
As a practical adjunct to Marcus Müller's excellent answer...
Ham radio has a number of digital modes suitable for successful signal reception below the noise floor. These numbers have a caveat, whi …
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