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A mathematical model of narrowband power-line noise based on measurements
This manuscript introduces a mathematically tractable and accurate model of narrowband power-line noise based on experimental measurements. In this model, the noise is expressed as the sum of cyclostationary Gaussian processes. The non-stationary features of power-line noise are represented with a small number of parameters, and the noise waveforms generated with the model achieve good agreement with those of actually measured noise.