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Mathematical Analysis of Random Noise

Rice, S. O.·1944·Bell System Technical Journal

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THIS paper deals with the mathematical analysis of noise obtained by passing random noise through physical devices. The random noise considered is that which arises from shot effect in vacuum tubes or from thermal agitation of electrons in resistors. Our main interest is in the statistical properties of such noise and we leave to one side many physical results of which Nyquist's law may be given as an example.1

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Authors
Rice, S. O.
Venue
Bell System Technical Journal
Published
1944-07
Volume
23
Issue
3
Pages
282-332
ISSN
0005-8580 (ISSN-L)
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W2114509411
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5,480
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24.57
Type
journal article
Language
en
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