Talk:Carrier-to-receiver noise density

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dB-Hz or dBHz

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A very minor point, but I was curious if Wikipedia authors had a convention on the various dB abbreviations (possibly following IEEE), and I noticed in Decibel that dB-Hz is used, but here dBHz is used. Is there an authoritative source? I have access to IEEE Explore, but do not own the IEEE Dictionary of Terms and don't seem to be able to access it via IEEE Explore.

--DaraParsavand (talk) 00:19, 28 March 2012 (UTC)Reply

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