1000Base-T is a standard structured wiring methodology - covering both the physical cabling and its associated transmission devices - hardware/software logic systems - which can be used for building local area networks.
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AM (amplitude modulation) is the most susceptible to noise among the three analog-to-analog conversion techniques. This is because noise primarily affects the amplitude of the signal, leading to interference and distortions in the received signal. In contrast, FM (frequency modulation) and PM (phase modulation) are less susceptible to noise as they encode information in frequency and phase variations, respectively, which can be more effectively separated from noise during reception.
because noise usually changes the amplitude not frequency.
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written or spoken messages are more likely to noise as they both produce sounds which can limit effective communication ,it is considered as background noise
Unwritten messages are generally more susceptible to noise because they lack the visual cues and context provided by written communication. Spoken messages are influenced by factors such as tone, pitch, and background noise, which can introduce errors or misunderstanding. Written messages allow for clearer articulation and interpretation, making them less vulnerable to noise.
A: All electronics are susceptible of noise spikes and outside influences. Regulation of the sources is some guarantee that the noise will not come from that particular source like DC power supply fluctuation. Without any regulation the circuit maybe totally unreliable
The spread spectrum technique is supposed to be less susceptible to natural noise, co-channel RF interference, intentional jamming, and unauthorized eavesdropping. It should also be less susceptible to degradation due to multipath fading, which is highly frequency-selective.
Digital signals are "forced" to be either 1 or 0, whereas analog signals are not. This means that a signal of 0.8 will be pushed to 1 in a digital signal and will remain 0.8 in an analog signal, and 0.2 will be 0 digital and 0.2 analog. This means that in order to overwhelm a digital signal the noise must do much more work to be effective. digital signal have only two states analog have infinite states therefore more susceptible to noise
Ethernet is a networking interconnect system that allows multiple communication paths to exist simultaneously. It provides high speed communiction. Most new computers have at least one Ethernet interface. These interfaces usually include DC electrical isolation with a transformer. Generally fewer feet of cable would be needed than for an RS232 system. Maximum copper wire cable length is 100 meters (328 ft) without repeaters. This means that from an Ethernet switch (this not a mechanical switch) centrally located you can serve machines within a 200 meter diameter. If your CNC has a built-in Ethernet capability you may have some features that make file transfer easy. Ethernet provides good ground loop noise immunity. We have an Ethernet to RS232 device identified as E232 that allows any HAAS and some others to connect to an Ethernet network and work at 115.2 kbaud. RS232 as normally used is a direct electrical connection from your computer to CNC. This has some major problems. Ground loop noise sensitivity, easily damaged from electrical faults, limited cable length. Working cable length is inversely proportional to cable length. RS232 is low cost. We have another product, I232, that provides electrical isolation (greatly reduces noise problems and damage from electrical faults), high baud rate at long distances. With the I232 system we can send error free data at 115.2 kbaud over a 4000 ft cable with 1000 V RMS 60 Hz applied to the interconnect cable. That is a +/-1414 V signal. The I232 System is an RS232 to RS232 interconnect system.
examples of internal noise.thermal noise,short noise,i/f noise
Noise, noise, noise!!
no. parrots like noise, sso they can copy the noise and learn new noise.