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The sensitivity (or responsivity) of an electronic device or system, such as transistors, amplifiers, communications systems, represents the minimum magnitude of an input signal needed in order to provoke an output signal.
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Sensitivity of a frequency meter
Update : I am going to reformulate the question ,
I have a requirement in a project I am working on of a certain sensitivity in a frequency meter. … Having an accuracy of 10 mHz implies to have a sensitivity of at least 10 mHz?
Thanks again :) …
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