Sensitivity to noise

Sensitivity to noise refers to how much a system or device's performance is affected by unwanted background signals or disturbances. In technical terms, a sensitive system produces a strong response to small or irrelevant signals, which can make it harder to detect or analyze the true information. For example, a microphone with high noise sensitivity might pick up background sounds along with the intended voice, reducing clarity. Managing noise sensitivity is important to ensure accurate measurements and reliable operation, especially in environments where background interference is common.