White noise entails a sound frequency that a person can hear in the form of a gentle hiss (Proakis, 2013). In essence, white noise resembles the sound heard from an ocean surf, waterfall, radio static or wind rustling through vegetation or trees. White noise affects the signal because of the electron activity, which occurs in a given medium. More specifically, the electron activity tends to increase with an increasing temperature, and this raises the noise. Too much white noise often makes it cumbersome to interpret a signal and can sometimes lead to loss of a signal.
What Is Impulse Noise And Why Is The Most Disruptive?
According to White (2013), impulse noise entails the common ...