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Elimination of the effect of nonlinearities on process crosscorrelations

Elimination of the effect of nonlinearities on process crosscorrelations

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An analysis is presented which shows how the small-signal gain of a continuous single-valued nonlinear process can be derived from large-signal crosscorrelations. In particular, it is shown how the technique can be used to overcome difficulties that arise when identifying nonlinear processes with a pseudorandom binary-sequence input.

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