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3. Circuit theory representation of noise
3.1 Noise from a dipole
The noise of a dipole is represented either by a perfect noise current generator i d , placed in parallel with the supposedly noise-free dipole, or by a perfect electromotive force generator e d , placed in series (figure 9 ).
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Circuit theory representation of noise