White noise Definition and 26 Threads
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I Noise Whiteness hypothesis in Kalman filtering
In Kalman filter mathematical treatment I have always read that a foundamental hypothesis is represented by the whiteness of the process noise. I have tried to do again the mathematical steps in the Kalman filter derivation but I can't see where such hypothesis is crucial. Could you help me...- Unconscious
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- Correlation Kalman filter Noise White noise
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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B White noise frequencies and Audio Speakers
Hi everyone . unfortunately for health reasons I have to give it a try and put a pair of audio speakers in my bedroom to reproduce white noise during sleep. I need to know if the audio speakers I already own are able to reproduce the range of frequencies I need, namely that of rain and sea waves...- arivel
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- Audio Frequencies Noise White noise
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Block diagram showing how to turn white noise into rain
So I have been looking and trying different thing to synthesize rain noise like this: https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/campingRainNoiseGenerator.php but I cannot get it. and the graph that this sound makes did not help at all: can some make a block diagram of how to do this?- btb4198
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- Block Block diagram Diagram Noise Rain White noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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I Higher-Order Time Correlation Functions of White Noise?
Suppose I have Gaussian white noise, with the usual dirac-delta autocorrelation function, <F1(t1)F2(t2)> = s2*d(t1-t2)*D12 Where s is the standard deviation of the Gaussian, little d is the delta function, and big D is the kronecker delta. For concreteness and to keep track of units, say F...- Opus_723
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- Correlation Functions Noise Time White noise
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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I White noise & 1/f noise after a system h(t)
Hi, I am trying to solve this math equation on finding the variance of a noise after passing through a system whose impulse response is h(t) X is the input noise of the system and Y is the output noise after system h(t) if let's say variance of noise Y is σy2=∫∫Rxx(u,v)h(u)h(v)dudv where...- iVenky
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- Noise Probability Random walk Statistics System White noise
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Studying Does white noise impair studying, reading or recall/memor?
Hi, I recently have been trying to look into whether or not white noise works as a means to block out external sounds so i can concentrate. However, I want to know whether it actually impairs studying and reading. I do not care if it has no benefit, as long as it has no negative effects. I am...- member 624364
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- Concentration Noise Reading White noise
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Cross-correlation of white noise process with its conjugate
If w[n] are samples of the white gaussian noise process, I know that E[w[n1] w[n2]] = 0 for a WGN process. what would the following expression lead to: E[w[n1] w*[n2]] = ? Would it also be zero? Thanks a lot!- nitisha
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- Conjugate Expectation value Gaussian Noise Process White noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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B Does the Amplitude of White Noise Double When Two Samples are Added Together?
Suppose you have two samples of white noise of equal amplitude. If you add them together ((sub)sample-by-(sub)sample that is), do you get one sample of white noise with twice the amplitude? How about pink noise?- entropy1
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- Invariance Noise White noise
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- Forum: General Math
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Discretizing a Fluctuation Dissipation Theorem
Hey! I want to discretize a fluctuation dissipation theorem for the white noise ζ of a stochastic differential equation on a 2D domain (sphere). For that I integrate over "Finite Volume" elements with area A and A' (see below). \begin{eqnarray*} \int_{A} d A \int_{A'} d A'...- onkel_tuca
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- Dissipation Fluctuation Theorem White noise
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Simulating noise with Yuler and Burg
Hi After removing high frequency white noise in my INS sensor, I want to simulate low frequency noise with Burg or Yuler. I used some functions in python to analyse the recorded data and to get parameters to use. But the the problem is the sequences generated diverge (and take very big...- ramesses
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- noise python sensor white noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Thermal White Noise - Johnson–Nyquist noise
I'm trying to measure the thermal white noise generated by chemical batteries. So far I've measured the current noise, the voltage noise (V noise) and the bandwidth (delta v). From the equation below, I'm trying to solve the equation for the frequency. The problem is that there's an...- Mechatron
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- Noise Thermal White noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Sampling low pass filtered white noise
Homework Statement If we filter out ideal white noise using an ideal LPF of cutoff frequency W Hz and then sample it at F Hz , What are the conditions for different F so that the resulting discrete signal is correlated, uncorrelated , statistically independent and orthogonal etc? I would...- dexterdev
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- Noise Sampling White noise
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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White noise energy vs. frequency components energy.
"White noise" energy vs. frequency components energy. White noise, I have learned that is a mixdure of all possible frequency components at the same time. All at the same levels. White noise can for example occour in resistors where an electric current flows through. If I filter it through...- Low-Q
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- Components Energy Frequency Noise White noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Variance of White Noise: How Can It Have Infinite Power?
Hi, I have a pretty simple question which I thought I do not need to make a topic about, but Google is actually not helping, which is surprising. So here it goes: How can white noise have infinite power if its variance is finite? As far as I am aware, the following is always valid for a...- physics baws
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- Noise Variance White noise
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Kalman, White Noise, Sensor Specification, Discretization?
Hi. I have a few questions about sensor specifications and its implementation in a Kalman Filter and simulation of gyroscope/accelerometer output. Abbreviation used: d - discrete c - continuous Q1: From book: Aided Navigation - Farrell (you don't need the book to understand the...- Hare
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- Discretization Noise Sensor White noise
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Measuring the White Noise Produced by a Resistor
Hi all, I want to measure the white noise produced by a resistor in my circuit. In order to do this I did the following: 1. Ground the excitation voltage of the circuit and measure the white noise voltage produced by connecting the output of the circuit to a 8.5DVM 2. Subtract the Avg DC...- jonlg_uk
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- Measuring Noise produced Resistor White noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Filter White Noise: Designing FIR Moving Average Filter
I want to generate a Gaussian white noise as an input to a vibration exciter. Since, it does not follow the high frequencies I need to low pass filter the signal. I need to implement a filter which makes minimum distortion to my signal in terms of temporal correlation of the filtered signal and...- veccia
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- Noise White noise
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Is Autocorrelation of White Noise Zero?
I am really new to this and so I am trying to understand some basic stuff here. Autocorrelation of a univariate white noise is 0. Am I correct?- newphysist
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- Autocorrelation Noise White noise
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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What happens to gaussian white noise when derived in continuous time?
Hello, I've got a problem where a recording signal is a signal + gaussian white noise (quite classic). I derive this signal and while I know the theoretical result of the derivative of the noiseless signal, but I can't figure out what happens to the noise after the operation. So...- lagoule
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- Derivative Noise White noise
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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White noise vs Black body radiation
Hi all: I am confused about one question. When we detect signal from human brain using coil in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, two source contribute noise to our signal. One is coil itself. The other is human brain. Why can we think the noise from human brain is white noise? Can we compare the...- xfshi2000
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- Black body Black body radiation Body Noise Radiation White noise
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Autocorrelation of white noise.
I'm stuck with an elementary thing, it must be something obvious but I can't see what's wrong. Here it goes. I was writing up some elementary course material for an instrumentation course, and wanted to quickly introduce "white noise". Now, the usual definition of white noise is something...- vanesch
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- Autocorrelation Noise White noise
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Understanding Noise Specification Units in Accelerometers and Gyros
hello, I am stuck at understanding the units of noise specification of accelerometers and gyros. I am referring to the datasheet of 3DM-GX1 which has accelerometers and gyro sensors. the pdf is .. http://www.microstrain.com/pdf/3DM-GX1%20Detailed%20Specs%20-%20Rev%201%20-%20070723.pdf...- reg_free
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- Noise White noise
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- Forum: General Engineering
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White noise in communication channel
hi all - its been very long - hope everyone is well! just a data comms related question: When modelling a communication channel we normally include AWGN, that is, Additive white gaussian noise. Can anybody tell me why we use white noise in the model. I know it has a constant power...- LM741
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- Channel Communication Noise White noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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What Does the -1.0 to 1.0 Range in a White Noise Graph Represent?
What is represented by the -1.0 to 1.0 range of this graph? Four thousandths of a second of white noise: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/5/55/Whitenoise.png/350px-Whitenoise.png I am not sure what I am looking at. It's from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_noise- Math Is Hard
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- Noise White noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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White Noise Generator: How Does it Work?
Hi guys I'm currently working on a university experiment trying top create acoustic crystals. We're using a white noise generator to generate sounds at all frequencies. However I'm unsure exactly how a white noise generator creates the random signal. Can anyone explain how the an analogue...- Beer-monster
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- Generator Noise White noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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K-Delta Function in Autocorrelation of Gaussian White Noise
hi, I would like to know why dirak-delta function is used in autocorrelation in a way that the following is true: <å(t)å(t')>=2Dä(t-t') where å(t)is Gaussian white noise and D is the strength of the noise. Dora- dora
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- Autocorrelation Function Gaussian Noise White noise
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- Forum: Classical Physics