Gaussian noise generator
Gaussian noise generator
[¦gau̇·sē·ən ′nȯiz ‚jen·ə‚rād·ər] (electronics)
A signal generator that produces a random noise signal whose frequency components have a Gaussian distribution centered on a predetermined frequency value.
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