What are Common Sources of Noise in Nanotechnology?
Common sources of noise in nanotechnology include:
Thermal Noise: Random thermal motion of electrons or atoms, also known as Johnson-Nyquist noise. Shot Noise: Quantum fluctuations due to discrete charge carriers. Flicker Noise: Also known as 1/f noise, it arises from various sources such as defects in materials. Environmental Noise: External electromagnetic interference and vibrations.
