Radiated Noise

The choice of a detector for a specific appHcation should be made in order to minimize the cooling requirements and the magnitude of the background radiation noise therefore, in detector selection the cutoff wavelength should be only slightly greater than that required by the appHcation. If the... 

Noise, especially radiated noise, can be reduced by understanding its sources and what design techniques can reduce its effects. There are several major... 

Another major source of noise is the loop consisting of the output rectifiers, the output filter capacitor, and the transformer secondary windings. Once again, high-peak valued trapezoidal current waveforms flow between these components. The output Alter capacitor and rectifier also want to be located as physically close to the transformer as possible to minimize the radiated noise. This source also generates common-mode conducted noise mainly on the output lines of the power supply. 

Figure 11 -6 A Flux Band to Suppress Radiated Noise from a Transformer...

FIGURE 7.5 Radiated noise can be shielded by either shielding the source of noise or by shielding susceptible equipment. 

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The output cables can thereafter pick up the radiated noise and transmit it directly to the load. 

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Safety and the prevention of injury affect us all. Every day as we go about our day-to-day business we are constantly exposed to dangers. Risks are taken. Our bodies are exposed to radiation, noise, dust, and fumes, and the risks of being involved in automobile collisions or being injured at work are ever present. 

The list assumes that all critical and safety components comply with then-individual component safety standards and are acceptable for use in the end equipment. Additional tests may be necessary depending on the complexity of the equipment or components (i.e., specials, lasers, UV/microwave radiation, noise) and the environment where the equipment will be used (residential, industrial, hazardous locations). For test conditions and pass/fail criteria and other tests, refer to the relevant product/machine safety standard(s). 

The other sources are radiation noise and noise internal to the detector. It is the objective of optimum detector design to reduce the internal noise of the... 

In addition to radiation noise and temperature noise associated with the thermal impedance of the element, Johnson noise associated with the resistance r is one of the most important noise sources. With some types of bolometer low frequency current noise is important and is the principal factor limiting i. With room temperature bolometers amplifier noise should not be important but with cyrogenic devices it is usually the dominant noise source, especially when operating with cooled filters to limit the radiation noise to the sub-mm band. 

Physical hazards include things such as radiation, noise, and machine-generated hazards. 

OSHA requires employers to keep records of workers exposures to asbestos, ionizing radiation, noise and hazardous chemicals. Under right-to-know regulations employers must maintain information about the hazards of materials and substances. Workers with particular exposures (such as asbestos workers) must undergo periodic medical examinations. Employers must have records of safety training completed by employees. 

It is well known that in detection systems the radiation noise level decreases as the temperature of the sensing elements is lowered. In some cases, the improvement in sensitivity is dramatic, particularly in infrared systems. This alone justifies considerable technical effort to develop improved means for maintaining such Ipwered temperatures. It may be profit leto analyze some general factors which prevail in the philosophy of design of cryogenic equipment for infrared application. They are summarized in the following ... 

Physical hazards include excessive levels of nonionizing and ionizing radiations, noise, vibration, and extremes of temperature and pressure. 

Radiation Noise Spurious charges produced in an image due to ionizing radiation, frequently produced by cosmic rays. 

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