Article | REF: R450 V2

Noise in electrical measurements

Author: Gérard CHOUTEAU

Publication date: March 10, 1997, Review date: May 20, 2022

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3. Remedies

Figure 8 shows a typical noise spectrum measured in a given environment. On a continuous background, with a 1/f rise at low frequencies, are superimposed peaks characteristic of the environment under consideration; the largest peaks are generally at the frequency of the network and its harmonics.

3.1 Filtering

Filtering consists in eliminating or rather attenuating unwanted frequencies.

If you're working at a fixed frequency, or within a given frequency range, you'll need bandpass filters or, better still, tuned circuits. In the latter case, parasitic signals whose frequencies lie outside the passband are attenuated in the ratio 1/Q...

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