noisefloor
The noisefloor is the sum of all unwanted residual electronic signals present in an electronic system that are not part of the intended signal. It is essentially the background noise inherent in any measurement or recording device. This noise can originate from various sources, including thermal noise in electronic components, cosmic background radiation, and external interference.
In audio systems, the noisefloor is the lowest level of sound that can be detected above the
In radio frequency (RF) systems, the noisefloor represents the minimum signal level that can be reliably detected
The noisefloor is an intrinsic limitation of any electronic system. While it cannot be completely eliminated,