Let

be the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process and

the result of low-pass

filtering of sgn

. This paper considers the problem of determining the first-order probability density function of

. The approach is to apply the

th-order Fokker-Planck-Kolmogorov type equations. Based upon an assumption as to the linearity of a coefficient of the resulting differential equation, a closed-form solution is obtained for

. The result agrees with the previous work of Doyle, McFadden and Marx who solved the special case when the bandwidth of the

filter is twice the bandwidth of the input noise. The result also agrees, to within experimental error, with a Monte Carlo simulation over four orders of magnitude of variation of the ratio of the bandwidths of the

filter and the input process.