Institute of Solid State Physics
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SS22 WS22 SS23 WS23 SS24 WS24 Guidelines for Master Students
1/f noise Fluctuations in many systems such as traffic, avalanches, the stock market, or electronic devices often have a power spectral density that is often approximately inversely proportional to the frequency. This means that the low frequency components of the noise have a higher amplitude than the high frequency components of the noise. There is no universally accepted explanation for this. I will describe a few systems that exhibit 1/f noise and a few models that are used to describe the noise. |
