|Articles|February 1, 2000

LCGC North America

  • February 2000
  • Volume 18
  • Issue 2
  • Pages: 126–133

A Noisy Problem

In the first of two "GC Connections" columns, Hinshaw responds to reader questions about the signal-to-noise ratio and what it means in practical terms.

This month's "GC Connections" examines this poorly understood measurement in the light of its application as a usable indicator of detector and system performance.

LCGC 18(2), 126–133 (2000).

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