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What is noise/Intro to noise

Electric noise is a disturbance in an electric that causes changes in voltage or current, typically causing a small increase in the measured voltage or current. These are typically random and can be difficult to predict.

Types of Noise

  • Thermal Noise - Noise directly associated with the flow of electrons. Affected by temperature and resistance. Additionally, the range of frequencies will also have an effect of the amount of thermal noise

  • Flicker Noise - This is still a researched topic but it is also related to the frequencies of the components in the circuit

  • Shot Noise - Random motion caused by electron movement (unavoidable)

Known ways to reduce noise

  • Use shielded cables

  • Try to shield small components

  • Ground signal wiring to a common point

Useful Links

https://www.eetimes.com/electrical-noise-and-mitigation-part-1-noise-definition-categories-and-measurement/#

Ways to Test/Test Plan

Similar to Testing Noise on Steering Interface Board ?

Noise of Parts in MSXIV

Parts to check/investigate:

  • Motors and Motor Controllers

  • Lights board and buck converter

  • driver control boards, lights

  • other parts as well

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