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Aperiodic Noise with Tiff Thompson, Ph.D, MFT, QEEGD, REEGT, BCN

Aperiodic noise refers to any type of noise that does not have a repeating pattern or frequency. It is also known as "white noise" because it contains all frequencies with equal power and resembles the sound of a static radio. Aperiodic noise can come from various sources, such as electronic devices, wind, or rain. It can be a challenging problem to eliminate because it is unpredictable and cannot be easily filtered out. In some cases, aperiodic noise can even interfere with communication or signal processing systems. Therefore, it is important to understand and mitigate the effects of aperiodic noise to ensure the smooth operation of electronic systems. Join us in this informative lecture as Dr. Tiff Thompson delves into the world of aperiodic noise. Discover the causes and effects of this type of noise, how to measure and quantify it, and the techniques to mitigate its impact. Our expert speaker will guide us through the intricacies of this subject and help us become more proficient in noise analysis. Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to enhance your knowledge about aperiodic noise.