The problem is analyzed of the description of flicker noise in the Laplace
space, using the white noise filtration by an electrochemical cell whose im
pedance is determined by a generalized Warburg impedance. The spectral dens
ity of a flicker-noise process in the Laplace space is not only inversely p
roportional to the operational frequency, but is also directly proportional
to the logarithm of operational frequency related to the characteristic fr
equency of the process. As the flicker noise is widespread in engineering d
evices, technological processes, and natural phenomena, the result obtained
may find wide practical applications, because a combined analysis of flick
er noises in the Fourier and Laplace spaces provides an in-principle possib
ility for eliciting an important of flicker noise, namely, the effective di
ffusion relaxation time (or characteristic frequency of the process).