A self-adjusting method for noise signal
A noise signal, self-adjustment technology, applied in electrical components, amplification control, gain control, etc., can solve problems such as adjusting noise signal differences, and achieve the effect of increasing potential barrier height, reducing noise signal, and strong versatility
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[0045] Please also refer to the attached Figure 1-Figure 3 , as shown in the figure, the signal storage module is connected to the signal analysis module, the signal analysis module is connected to the signal processing module, and the signal processing module is connected to the signal induction module. The signal analysis module includes: a signal identification unit and a spectrum analysis unit, and the signal analysis module realizes information interaction with the signal identification unit and the spectrum analysis unit respectively; the signal processing module includes: a signal conversion unit, A signal frequency modulation unit, and the signal processing module realizes information interaction with the signal conversion unit and the signal frequency modulation unit respectively; the signal induction module includes: an induction signal unit, the filter signal unit, and the signal induction unit Information interaction is realized with the induced signal unit and th...
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[0072] The understanding of inductive effects in physics has a long history. Physicists have proposed a variety of qualitative orders of induced effects based on the physical properties of electromagnetic waves, and also proposed a variety of fundamental amplitude characteristic constants in terms of quantitative relationships, but these fundamental amplitude characteristic constants are based on certain experimental data and according to the needs of calculations , specifying values for each frequency one by one is for systematic analysis and research based on the frequency of multiple electromagnetic waves.
[0073] The signal-to-noise ratio gain is an important index to measure the effect of the FM gain system on enhancing and improving the input signal. Only when the SNR gain is greater than 1, can the FM gain system significantly enhance and improve the signal, and the SNR gain The larger the value, the better the detection effect. Assuming that the input signal is the ...
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