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what is the RMS bandwidth, or equivalent noise bandwidth?

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equivalent noise bandwidth

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what is the RMS bandwidth, or equivalent noise bandwidth?

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[[The noise bandwidth of a frequency response H(f), or RMS bandwidth, is the cutoff frequency at which a box-shaped frequency response would pass the same amount of white noise energy as H(f).]]

I cannot understand it. who can give me some details for it?
 

rms bandwidth

The area under ideal box-shaped frequency response curve should be equal with the area under the RMS bandwidth of your real response curve.
 

Re: what is the RMS bandwidth, or equivalent noise bandwidth

u can find details in the book about random signal processing
 

Or you can read Chapter 4 in Johns&Martin book which is available at this site.
 

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