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Analog noise

There are two kinds of noise in FT NMR spectrometers (a) analog noise coming from the probe and amplifiers and (b) quantization noise resulting... [Pg.16]

Melnikov D, Strack G, Pita M, Privman V, Katz E. Analog noise reduction in enzymatic logic gates. J Phys Chem B 2009 113 10472-10479. [Pg.421]

On the analog side, tbe filter is often the conventional resistor-capacitor or RC filter. However, other possibihties exist. For example, one type of A/D converter is called an integrating A/D because the converter basically integrates the input signal over a fixed intei val of time. By making the intei val I/60th second, this approach provides excellent rejection of any 60-Hz electrical noise. [Pg.769]

One operational problem with analog alarms is that noise in the variable can cause multiple alarms whenever its value approaches a limit. This can be avoided by defining a deadband on the alarm. For example, a high alarm would be processed as follows ... [Pg.769]

Are there any circuits that are particularly noise-sensitive These include analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters, video monitors, etc. This may dictate that the supply has additional filtering or may need to be synchronized to the sensitive circuit. [Pg.2]

In many instances the quality of the signal has to be improved before the chemical information can be derived from it. One of the possible improvements is the reduction of the noise. In principle there are two options, the enhancement of the analog signal by electronic devices (hardware), e.g. an electronic filter, and the... [Pg.536]

Dark noise of the ion counter or analog electron multiplier (especially important for the latter, for which the 2c dark noise is typically 10-15 ions/second)... [Pg.632]

The constant matrices i- act as projection operators onto the different eigenspaces. They are given in Ref. 38. The solution Eq. (30) is entirely analogous to Eq. (20) in the white noise case. To obtain a trajectory that remains in the vicinity of the barrier for all times, we again have to set caj = 0 and identify Eq. (31) as the TS trajectory. It satisfies the condition of the general definition in that it provides, at fixed time, a random ensemble of trajectories that is stationary in time, and at fixed noise sequence a a trajectory that spends most of its time close to the barrier. [Pg.209]

Interference plays an analogous role in the course of the analytical process as well as noise, which is mainly manifested by random deviations. [Pg.41]


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