Connecting First Passage Time to Power Spectrum

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Let $f$ be a real function. Is there a connection between

  • The first positive abscissa for which its autocorrelation function is equal to zero (which I call the first passage time, fpt)
  • The largest frequency of $f$'s power spectrum

For the matter, we can assume $f$ infinitely differentiable, square-integrable and anything more if needed. I know the Wiener-Khinchin theorem relates autocorrelation to power spectrum, but I'm not sure how to go further.