Insight into spectrum measurement is provided regarding the possibility of achieving a unified definition of the measurand for important classes of phenomena, including periodic, transitory impulsive, stochastic stationary, and stochastic non-stationary ones. Furthermore, the notion of characterizing the observation window as a key feature of the measurement method is introduced, and the issue of reducing the variability of the results is discussed, with a focus on the key role that can be played by the multi-taper method.
Fundamental Issues in Spectrum Measurement
Giovanni Battista Rossi;Francesco Crenna;Mohamad Khalil;Vittorio Belotti
2026-01-01
Abstract
Insight into spectrum measurement is provided regarding the possibility of achieving a unified definition of the measurand for important classes of phenomena, including periodic, transitory impulsive, stochastic stationary, and stochastic non-stationary ones. Furthermore, the notion of characterizing the observation window as a key feature of the measurement method is introduced, and the issue of reducing the variability of the results is discussed, with a focus on the key role that can be played by the multi-taper method.File in questo prodotto:
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