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The term noise usually describes undesirable disturbances or fluctuations and is considered to be the worst case for communication and error-free information transmission and processing in engineering. The noises you hear throughout the day can be either continuous noise, intermittent noise, impulsive noise, or low-frequency noise. In this article, we will go through the definition of impulse noise, its types, models, examples, differences or comparisons with typical noise, applications, techniques or algorithms to measure, advantages, disadvantages, conclusion and FAQs. Table of Content What is Impulse Noise?Impulse noise is one of the noise types that carries sudden sharp sounds or sudden bangs of short duration. To put it simply, the warning note popping up or message indication sounds while using the devices. It is characterized by its short duration and high amplitude, often appearing as isolated pulses within the signal. Impulse noise can be caused by various factors such as electrical interference, voltage spikes, or physical disturbances in a transmission medium. ![]() Impulse Noise Image Pattern Types of Impulse NoiseThere are three types of impulse noise that includes,
High Pulse SoundHigh impulse sounds are characterized by their sudden onset and high intensity. The short-duration bursts of sound with high energy levels, often causing a startling effect due to their abruptness and loudness. High Energy Impulse SoundHigh energy impulse sounds typically involve even greater levels of energy release. These sounds are not only loud but also involve the rapid release of immense energy, resulting in intense pressure waves that can cause physical damage to nearby structures or pose risks to human safety, especially in close proximity to the source. Typical Impulse SoundTypical impulse sounds are everyday occurrences characterized by their sudden, transient nature. It produce short-lived bursts of sound with moderate intensity and can be disruptive and annoying, especially in residential or office environments. However, they generally pose minimal risk to hearing health or physical safety compared to others. Models of Impulse NoiseThere are basically two models of Impulse Noise given below :
Salt Impulse Noise : We can assume it is observed by the brightest gray level in the image by the visibility of white spot in the image. Pepper Impulse Noise : We can assume it is observed by the darkest gray level in the image by the visibility of black spot in the image. Examples of Impulse Noise
Difference Between Noise and Impulse Noise
Applications of Impulse NoiseThey are inevitable occurrences in various technologies such as
Signal ProcessingIn signal processing, impulse noise appears as sudden spikes or disturbances in the signal waveform. The signal is the meaningful information that you’re actually trying to detect. The noise is the random, unwanted variation or fluctuation that interferes with the signal. Image ProcessingImpulse noise usually corrupts images due to a defect in the device’s hardware or in the camera’s sensor. Impulse noise replaces some of the pixels in the original image. The salt-and-pepper noise, which takes only one of the following two values [0,55] and random white dots in the image are the effects of impulse noise occurs during image acquisition and transmission. CommunicationsIn communications systems, impulse noise can be caused by positioning a communication cable near a source of intermittent but strong electromagnetic pulses, such as an elevator motor. It degrades telephony only marginally, if at all, but can seriously corrupt data transmissions. ElectronicsIn electronics, impulse noise originates from various sources such as electromagnetic interference, voltage spikes, or device malfunctions. These noise can disrupt the operation of electronic circuits, causing errors in control systems. Techniques and Algorithms to Tackle Impulse Noise
Sample Impulse Noise ImageThe picture shows the pitch vs time graph where sudden pitch value gathered in between smooth recording signals. ![]() time(x axis) vs pitch(y axis) Advantages and Disadvantages of Impulse NoiseHere are some Advantages and Disadvantages of Impulse Noise given below : AdvantagesThough mostly impulse noise is considered as an utter disturbance in most technological contexts, still it is being used in various testing stages as pulse testing and stress testing where impulse noise is intentionally introduced to assess the robustness or resilience of a system by evaluating how well a system can handle sudden disturbances and recover from them. Disadvantages
ConclusionOverall, tackling impulse noise is considered as a challenge for engineers across a wide range of technological and practical domains and also impulse noise can pose safety risks due to its potential to cause equipment malfunction, communication failures, or physical damage. Addressing these challenges, this requires the development and implementation of effective mitigation strategies, including signal processing techniques, noise reduction methods, and engineering controls, to ensure the reliability, safety, and performance of systems and applications. Impulse Noise – FAQsHow is noise used in brain study ?
How impulse noise is handled in signal processing?
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