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transmitter noise

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transmitter noise [tranz′mid·ər ‚nȯiz]
(electricity)


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Transmitter noise is often specified by its relative intensity noise, which also can be used to determine the noise figure of optical amplifiers.
The device also features a low-noise transmitter architecture, eliminating the need for transmit-path SAW filters, which are usually needed to prevent transmitter noise from interfering with the receiver in full-duplex operation.
AIM InterMod 60 identifies external and internal interference including intermodulation, receiver desensitization, transmitter noise, harmonics and spurious output in seconds.
 
 
 
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