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Taajuuskuva (frequency spectrum) is a graphical representation of the frequency components that make up a signal. It is commonly used in signal processing, audio engineering, and telecommunications to analyze and understand the frequency content of a signal. The x-axis of a frequency spectrum plot represents frequency, typically in Hertz (Hz), while the y-axis represents the amplitude or power of each frequency component.

There are several types of frequency spectra, including:

1. Amplitude spectrum: Shows the amplitude of each frequency component.

2. Power spectrum: Shows the power of each frequency component, which is the square of the amplitude.

3. Phase spectrum: Shows the phase of each frequency component relative to a reference signal.

Frequency spectra can be obtained using various techniques, such as the Fourier transform, which converts a time-domain signal into its frequency-domain representation. The resulting frequency spectrum provides valuable information about the signal's characteristics, such as its bandwidth, dominant frequencies, and harmonic content.

Frequency spectra are widely used in applications such as audio analysis, speech recognition, image processing, and communication systems. They help engineers and scientists design and optimize systems by providing insights into the frequency characteristics of signals and enabling the identification of potential issues or improvements.