Re: Summing Noise Sources


"J.A. Legris"

IMO, the apparent anomaly lies in the concept of the CF of a random
signal, which, strictly speaking, is infinite for a sufficiently long
sample period,


** Completely non relevant.

No matter what the actual, repetitive peak voltages magnitudes seen are -
they double when summing two similar, non correlated sources.

While the RMS voltages obey another rule.

So the CF goes up.





....... Phil


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