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Explain Noise

Noise is unwanted signals which degrade the desired signal content and therefore the performance of the system. Noise might be produced either externally or internally to the system. External noise contains atmospheric interference, man-made interference, lightning, etc. Internal noises are produced by the components and devices used in the system.

 


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