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Flicker noise
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Flicker noise is considered any noise whose power spectral density varies inversely with frequency. Especially important at audio frequencies or with GASFET’s below about 100 MHz.
Source: Keysight Technologies. Fundamentals of RF and Microwave. Noise Figure Measurements. Application Note. www.keysight.com
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