Category:Interference: Difference between revisions

FCLE 1535 Electromagnetic Interference Receiver- Image by Schwarzbeck Measurement Electronics

A combination of multiple waves which results in a new waveform

Subcategories

• Clutter - radio frequency echoes or returns that are of no interest to a radar operator
• Crosstalk or XT, any phenomena in which a signal transmitted on one circuit or channel creates an undesired effect on another circuit or channel
• Diffraction - the operation of waves when encountering an obstacle that blocks the path of that wave
• Echo interference - undesired echoes that interfere with signal transmission or receiving
• Electromagnetic interference - when one electromagnetic wave interferes with another
• Electromagnetic radiative interference - outside radiative electrical forces that interfere with transmission
• Electrostatic interference - the effect of electrical charges on electrical transmission
• Immunity testing - testing the ability of electrical products
• Interchannel interference - the interference of multiple channels with each other in a transmission
• Interference cancellation - efforts and methods to reduce inteference
• Interference channels - where a number of transmitters attempt to transmit their information to a number of receivers over a common channel, causing necessary interference
• Interference constraints - the constraints that interference imposes on transmission and reception
• Interference elimination - the elimination of electromagnetic interference
• Interference suppression - devices or tools that suppress interfering factors
• Intersymbol interference - or ISI, where one symbol interferes with subsequent symbols
• Rain fading - the absorption of microwave radio frequency by atmospheric rain or ice
• TV interference - particular electromagnetic interference that only effect television transmission and reception
• Terrain factors - aspects of geography or terrain that inhibit electromagnetic transmission