shotnoiseina
Shotnoiseina refers to the phenomenon of shot noise in the context of analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) and signal processing, particularly in systems where discrete events—such as photon detection, electron emission, or digital sampling—occur randomly over time. Shot noise arises from the inherent randomness in the arrival of these discrete particles or events, leading to fluctuations in measured quantities that cannot be eliminated by averaging.
In analog-to-digital conversion, shot noise is a fundamental source of error when sampling continuous signals. Each
Shotnoiseina is distinct from thermal noise or other forms of electronic noise because it originates from