channel noise

channel noise

Confusion caused as a result of several messages trying to be delivered at one time.

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idle channel noise

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A measurement of wideband noise. The total energy at an output of an integrated circuit or other communications stage with that output grounded (idle).

total channel noise

Telecommunications; General telecom

The sum of random noise, intermodulation noise, and crosstalk. Note: Total channel noise does not include impulse noise because different techniques are required for its ...

idle-channel noise

Telecommunications; General telecom

Noise that is present in a communications channel when no signals are applied. Note: The channel conditions and terminations must be stated for idle-channel noise measurements to ...

channel noise level

Telecommunications; General telecom

The ratio of the channel noise at any point in a transmission system to an arbitrary level chosen as a reference. Note 1: The channel noise level may be expressed in (a) dB above ...

noise

Software; Image processing

Irrelevant data that hamper recognition and interpretation of data of interest.

consumer advisory

Communication; Corporate communications

A statement issued by a governmental agency, a public body, an industrial firm or even an individual, meant to inform consumers about the safety or advisability of use of a ...

corporate propaganda

Communication; Corporate communications

Claims that are made by a corporation(s). Corporate propoganda can be for different purposes: 1) to manipulate market opinion to benefit product marketing and sales, 2) to divide ...

corporate communication

Communication; Corporate communications

A department or function of a department, such as marketing, finance, or operations, that is responsible for dissiminating information to important constituencies. Corporate ...