Planning of an experiment on recording transient functions as a superposition of decaying exponents
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Digital analysis of signals in the form of a sum of decaying exponents at the stage of planning an experiment requires the determination of a number of parameters. First of all, it is necessary to determine the time for the experiment, choose the interval for signal sampling, find the number of samples, and find a lattice function. These problems are considered on the basis of two approaches—energy and metrological.
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