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In reference to computer communications, what does the term noise mean?

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In reference to computer communications, when we say noise, this typically means ELECTRICAL DISTURBANCES. Mostly, these are electrical energies that are unwanted and often disturbs or disrupts signal or data. These noises would greatly affect the input and the storage depending on the severity. Hope this helps.

jeka942 years ago

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Noise usually means static.

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