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...ods".<ref name="fortin">Fortin, Claudette; and Rousseau, Robert; (1998) ''Interference from short-term memory processing on encoding and reproducing brief duratio ...

...ow of audio and [[direct current]] (DC) frequencies while offering minimum interference to [[RF signal]]s. There are three basic forms of DC blocks. "Inner only" m ...

[[File:Laser Interference.JPG|thumb|200px|Physical optics is used to explain effects such as [[diffra ...is the branch of [[optics]] that studies [[Interference (wave propagation)|interference]], [[diffraction]], [[Polarization (waves)|polarization]], and other phenom ...

...the preferred method for controlling LED power, is reduced electromagnetic interference. Figure 1 illustrates a SSDM signal and demonstrates how the average signal ...lting interference is spread across a wider spectrum, reducing the overall interference amplitude.<ref name=PrISM-appnote /> ...

..., while the weak localization correction corresponds to the latter quantum interference terms averaged over disorder realizations. ...ses cancel each other exactly and these (otherwise random in sign) quantum interference terms survive disorder averaging. Since it is much more likely to find a se ...

...tive index can be achieved even at acquisition rates above 10Hz. Since the interference is created on chip and not through free-space propagation, a high robustnes ...

...between ground wave and first sky wave (ray theory). It is also the first interference minimum between first and second mode (mode theory)</ref>]] ...st sky wave is half a wavelength (or a phase difference of 180°). The last interference minimum on the ground (z = 0) between the ground wave and the first sky wav ...

R1 is needed to prevent a large in-rush current, and [[electromagnetic interference]] (EMI).<ref name=Sum97>[https://www.coilws.com/Publications/ImprVF.pdf Imp ...

...systems. Three categories of new electronic phenomena in such systems are interference effects, quantum confinement effects and charging effects.<ref name=Meso-1/ ==Interference effects== ...

...s increasingly difficult. Instead of considering each other as a source of interference, the next generation of systems must be co-designed from scratch such that ...of the mode of operation, both systems will interfere with each other and interference mitigation is needed to maintain optimal performance.]] ...

...ency allocation and radio spectrum characteristics) or band plan (to avoid interference) or channel plan (which details which channels users listen/talk upon)<ref> ...

...ricity protection, and may also be useful for control of [[electromagnetic interference]]. For example, a control panel door may have a bonding jumper across the ...

...st=Max |title=Principles of optics: electromagnetic theory of propagation, interference and diffraction of light |last2=Wolf |first2=Emil |date=1993 |publisher=Per ...s can exhibit non-particle (wave-like) effects such as [[wave interference|interference]] and [[diffraction]], a full analysis of electron paths must go beyond geo ...

...g each other. One says that [[interference (wave propagation)|constructive interference]] is occurring. At arguments <math>t</math> when the phases are different, ...als have opposite signs, and [[interference (wave propagation)|destructive interference]] occurs. ...

===Superposition, interference, and diffraction=== !Phase and interference ...

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...everse, for sensitive apparatus that should be protected from supply borne interference. ...

...is the [[modulus squared]] of the probability amplitude, then, follows the interference pattern under the requirement that amplitudes are complex: ...si_\text{second}\right| \cos (\varphi_1 - \varphi_2)</math> is called the "interference term", and this would be missing if we had added the probabilities. ...

...lines, present in most environments induce noise on signals that can cause interference if amplified. ...

...have an effect on the outcome of the meaning of the message received. This interference is also known as "[[Signal-to-noise ratio|noise]]" in the traditional model ...