Excellent article! I feel like I understand so much more about analog signals than I did before.
It seems very obvious now, that if you want to have a high signal to noise ratio, you should get as much signal as possible, and keep your signal voltage as high as possible as long as possible before amplification.
This fundamental resistor noise is something that I'm probably going to start seeing everywhere when I look at any analog signals, and will have to take into account when designing things.
It seems very obvious now, that if you want to have a high signal to noise ratio, you should get as much signal as possible, and keep your signal voltage as high as possible as long as possible before amplification.
This fundamental resistor noise is something that I'm probably going to start seeing everywhere when I look at any analog signals, and will have to take into account when designing things.