What about noise ... (BD-Design)
Hello Peter,
Noise is inherent to the materials used in electronics, especially semiconductors and resistors. Opamps often have low-noise versions at higher price. Further, e.g. carbon resistors are known to be quite noisy. As far as I know, nothing can be done about this.
On the other hand, equipment can be made really low-noise. I once red that there is a fundamental limit for analog amplifiers at ~21-22 bits resolution, that is ~130 dB S/N-ratio. That should be good enough for anybody's ears.
You can find some more info on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_noise .
Kind regards,
Eddie
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- What about noise ... - PeterSt., 2008-02-02, 12:01
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- What about noise ... - Flecko, 2008-02-06, 22:14
- What about noise ... - PeterSt., 2008-02-17, 14:26
- What about noise ... - Bert, 2008-02-17, 14:41
- What about noise ... - PeterSt., 2008-02-17, 22:13
- What about noise ... - Bert, 2008-02-17, 22:24
- What about noise ... - PeterSt., 2008-02-17, 22:58
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- What about noise ... - PeterSt., 2008-02-17, 22:58
- What about noise ... - Bert, 2008-02-17, 22:24
- What about noise ... - PeterSt., 2008-02-17, 22:13
- What about noise ... - Bert, 2008-02-17, 14:41
- What about noise ... - PeterSt., 2008-02-17, 14:26
- What about noise ... - Flecko, 2008-02-06, 22:14
- What about noise ... - Eddie, 2008-02-02, 21:37
- What about noise ... - PeterSt., 2008-02-02, 13:43