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Why Is Johnson-Nyquist Noise A Challenge In Electrical Systems? In this informative video, we will discuss the challenges posed by Johnson-Nyquist noise in electrical systems. This type of noise, also referred to as thermal noise, is a common issue encountered in various electrical circuits. We will break down how this noise originates from the random motion of charge carriers and why it is present in all circuits, regardless of their voltage or current levels.

As we delve into the characteristics of Johnson-Nyquist noise, we will explain its behavior as random fluctuations in voltage or current and its relation to power spectral density across frequencies. The implications of this noise on sensitive devices such as radio receivers and measurement instruments will be highlighted, along with strategies engineers can employ to mitigate its effects.

Additionally, we will explore the factors that influence the power of Johnson-Nyquist noise, including absolute temperature, resistance, and bandwidth. Understanding these elements is essential for engineers aiming to optimize system performance.

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