Noise Interference

Noise interference refers to unwanted signals or disturbances that disrupt or distort the clarity of a desired electronic, radio, or audio signal. It can originate from various sources such as electrical equipment, natural phenomena, or other communication devices, and can cause static, muffled sounds, or lost information. Essentially, noise interference adds background "clutter," making it harder to clearly receive or interpret the intended message. Managing noise interference involves using shielding, filtering, or advanced signaling techniques to minimize these disruptions and ensure clearer communication.