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frequency spectrum
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frequency spectrum [′frē·kwən·sē ‚spek·trəm]
(physics)
A plot of the distribution of the intensity of some type of electromagnetic or acoustic radiation as a function of frequency.
(systems engineering)
In the analysis of a random function of time, such as the amplitude of noise in a system, the limit asTapproaches infinity of 1/(2πT) times the ensemble average of the squared magnitude of the amplitude of the Fourier transform of the function from -TtoT. Also known as power-density spectrum; power spectrum; spectral density.


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The video filter is a lowpass that suppresses noise and helps to smooth the signal spectrum.
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