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VIOLET NOISE: What is Violet Noise?
VIOLET NOISE (PURPLE NOISE) - Violet noise is also known as differentiated White Noise. Purple noise is similar to
brown noise except that the power density increases as the frequency
increases. Violet noise is the inverse of "brown" noise.
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More Information about Violet Noise
Violet (or purple) noise - Violet noise's power density increases 6 dB
per octave with increasing frequency[8][9][2] (density proportional to f 2)
over a finite frequency range. It is also known as differentiated white
noise. Source: wikipedia.org
Purple Noise - Purple noise is similar to brown noise except that the
power density increases 6 dB per octave as the frequency increases. In
technical terms the density is proportional to f2. Purple noise is also
known as also known as violet noise or differentiated white noise. Source:
mediacollege.com
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