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Seed Array
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FIGURE 3.26. Pseudorandom noise generation diagram using LFSR.
of the array, and the process is repeated. The output is a 32-bit value. Sam-
pling at 8 kHz, verify that the generated noise spectrum is flat until it rolls off
at about 3.8 kHz, which is the cutoff frequency of the antialiasing filter on the
codec.
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