mikrovoltitason
Mikrovoltitason (Finnish for "microvolt level") is a term used in electronics to describe electrical signals whose amplitudes lie in the microvolt range, typically between 1 microvolt and a few hundred microvolts. Signals at this level are small compared to typical sensor and audio signals and are commonly encountered in precision instrumentation, biomedical measurements, and laboratory experiments.
Measuring such signals poses challenges due to noise and interference. Thermal noise, shot noise, and flicker
To accurately acquire mikrovoltitason signals, engineers employ techniques and equipment with very low noise figures. Instrumentation
Applications include biomedical sensing (electrocardiography, electroencephalography), geophysical measurements, probe and sensor development, and laboratory experiments requiring