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[SOLVED] I am confued at calculating total power of 1/f noise

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The integrated 1/f noise is proportional to ln(fh/fl), where fl is the lower limit for integration, and fh is the upper limit. So,for real application,how to determine fl?
 

For general consideration, you can fl=0Hz. For equiment measure, it is 100Hz usually.
 

For general consideration, you can fl=0Hz.
Not really a good idea for calculating ln(fh/fl) :!: :roll:

fl depends rather much on the used (input) device(s) and the circuit method.
Usually in the range 10Hz .. 10kHz .
 

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