Explain attenuation noise with example
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Attenuation is a telecommunications term that refers to a reduction in signal strength commonly occurring while transmitting analog or digital signals over long distances.
Different types of attenuation include:
Deliberate attenuation can occur for example where a volume control is used to lower the sound level on consumer electronics.
Automatic attenuation is a common feature of televisions and other audio equipment to prevent sound distortion by automatic level sensing that triggers attenuation circuits.
Environmental attenuation relates to signal power loss due to the transmission medium, whether that be wireless, copper wired or fiber optic connected.
Different types of attenuation include:
Deliberate attenuation can occur for example where a volume control is used to lower the sound level on consumer electronics.
Automatic attenuation is a common feature of televisions and other audio equipment to prevent sound distortion by automatic level sensing that triggers attenuation circuits.
Environmental attenuation relates to signal power loss due to the transmission medium, whether that be wireless, copper wired or fiber optic connected.
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