noise_book:noise_modes
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| Audio equipment provides another familiar example. When noise enters an audio system, it is often heard as buzzing, humming, or static. | Audio equipment provides another familiar example. When noise enters an audio system, it is often heard as buzzing, humming, or static. | ||
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| The worst situation is when both continuous noise and voltage spikes are present at the same time. Without proper protection, reliable operation becomes very difficult. | The worst situation is when both continuous noise and voltage spikes are present at the same time. Without proper protection, reliable operation becomes very difficult. | ||
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