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You have enough data to draw a PSD diagram, which is a rectangle.
It starts at 2 Hz with a vertical line, has a horizontal line to 100 Hz then a vertical line. The area under the curve is 0.51g rms.
Use these numbers to calculate the magnitude of the flat line at the top of the PSD. Hint: the units are in g^2/Hz.
January 15, 2022 at 9:07 pm
vishal295
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Thank you .
Aah yes yes. I have enough data for psd diagram, and yes I will keep in mind about units.
Thank you and Regards
Vishal
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