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Noise is an unwanted disturbance in an electrical signal. This tag is for questions about sources of noise, noise types, issues caused by electrical noise, or improving the signal-to-noise ratio of an analog circuit.
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IR emmiter and receiver layouts for custom sensor
measurements and filter it on software, buy I prefer to make my life easier and pulse the IR emitter at 10 kHz, make an analog narrow bandpass filter and recover the signal without the DC component, induced noise … I think that the bandpass is quite nice method to improve noise immunity at low cost.
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