Stochastic Resonance: Theory and Applications deals with  the theory of noise-added systems and in particular with  Stochastic Resonance, a quite novel theory that was introduced  in the 1980s to provide better understanding of some natural phenomena  (e.g. ice age recurrence). Following the very first works, a number of  different applications to both natural and human-produced phenomena  were proposed.   The book aims to improve the understanding of noise-based techniques  and to focus on practical applications of this class of phenomena (an  aspect that has been very poorly investigated up to now). Based on  this objective, the book is roughly divided into two parts. The first  part deals with the essential theory of noise-added systems and  in particular a new approach to noise-added techniques that  allows a number of strategies proposed in previous years to be  unified. The proposed approach also allows real-time control of  the noise characteristics, assuring optimal system performance. In the  second part a large number of applications are described in detail in  the field of electric and electronic devices, with the aim of allowing  readers to build their own experimental set.   The book comes with a diskette of educational software that the  authors developed. Stochastic Resonance: Theory and Applications  is an invaluable reference for students, researchers and engineering  professionals working in the fields of electric and electronic  measurements, electronics and signal theory.

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