Problem
Radio noise of industrial origin
Other Names:
Radio interference of industrial origin Nature:
Clear reception of radio signals depends upon the ability to exclude unwanted noise. The chief cause of man-made noise is electrical circuit transients which cause radiation from portions of circuits where sparks occur. Typical causes are: switches, motors, ignition systems, X-ray apparatus, diathermy machines, industrial precipitators, high-frequency heating appliances, domestic appliances, etc. The problem may be aggravated by the use of a large number of such devices in the same area.
Broader Problems:
Electromagnetic pollution Related Problems:
Jamming of satellite communications Aggravates:
Electronic interferenceCommunication breakdown Strategies:
Reducing noise pollution Values:
Interference Subject(s):
Industry → Industry Transportation, Telecommunications → Telecommunications
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
E: Emanations of other problems Date of last update
06.05.2019 – 21:06 CEST