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184 Chapter 10 Power Spectral Density where Sxx(jω) is the CTFT of the autocorrelation function Rxx(τ).Furthermore, when x(t) is ergodic in correlation, so that time averages and ensemble averages are equal in correlation computations, then (10.1) also represents the time-average
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