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noise margin

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(electronics)noise margin - The voltage difference between the guaranteed output level and the required input voltage level of a logic gate.


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It is critical to ensure that total noise caused by such sources does not exceed the noise margin that is determined by the gap between the range of input and output voltage swings.
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Somehow, we have to divvy up each of these sources of noise in a budget so that the probability of the total noise exceeding the noise margin is low enough to result in an acceptable product.
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