IEEE Trans. Electromagn. Compat.
 1982
DOI: 10.1109/temc.1982.304044
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Evidence for the Conversion of Noise Envelope Statistics by Radio Propagation Processes

Edward N. Skomal
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“…Also the character of MMN was changed. The increasing source density and the dispersion in the propagation paths, converts IN into WGN as a result of the central limit theorem [31]- [33]. Besides that effect, newer MMN sources produce frequency-dependent EMI like harmonics of switching frequencies, and also broadband WGN.…”
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Cumulation of man-made radio noise: A quest for causes of the increase of radio noise in residential areas

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“…Also the character of MMN was changed. The increasing source density and the dispersion in the propagation paths, converts IN into WGN as a result of the central limit theorem [31]- [33]. Besides that effect, newer MMN sources produce frequency-dependent EMI like harmonics of switching frequencies, and also broadband WGN.…”
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Cumulation of man-made radio noise: A quest for causes of the increase of radio noise in residential areas

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Measurement Methodology and Results of Measurements of the Man-Made Noise Floor on HF in The Netherlands

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IEEE Trans. Electromagn. Compat.
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