Noise Generators

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Part	Manufacturer	RF or Microwave Device Type
NC1126B	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC3610	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC6226A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC3612	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
J7113A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC8112A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-400	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-260	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7107A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-220	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC3267	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7116A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC6108A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7908A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7226A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7126A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7103A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC3290	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7112A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-170	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC6112A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7910A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC6113A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC6116A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7111A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC8111A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7114A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC6128A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC6218A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7909A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-325	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7907A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7903A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-40	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC3611	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC1120A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7905A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7113A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7218A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-350	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NC3210	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-140	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7101A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7105A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7108A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-50	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
NBS-60	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE
UFX7128A	Noisecom	NOISE SOURCE

Noise Generators

Noise generators are electronic circuits that generate random signals or noise. The noise generated by these circuits can be used in various applications such as testing, simulation, and signal processing. There are different types of noise generators available, each with its own characteristics and applications.

One type of noise generator is the white noise generator, which produces noise with a uniform power spectral density across all frequencies. This type of noise is often used in testing and calibration of audio systems, as well as in cryptography and random number generation.

Another type of noise generator is the pink noise generator, which produces noise with a power spectral density that decreases as the frequency increases. Pink noise is often used in acoustics and audio engineering, as it has a more natural and balanced frequency spectrum compared to white noise.

Other types of noise generators include the Gaussian noise generator, which produces noise with a probability distribution that follows a Gaussian or normal distribution, and the shot noise generator, which produces noise resulting from the random nature of electronic devices.

Noise generators can also be used in signal processing applications, such as in filtering and smoothing of noisy signals. They can be combined with other circuits to create more complex noise sources, such as frequency modulated noise or correlated noise. Overall, noise generators are an important tool in many areas of electronics and signal processing, providing a source of random signals that can be used for a variety of purposes.