Dear Signal Processing Expert,
I would like to generate a random stationary signal of gaussian probability
density function to simulate narrow band noise at the output of an IF
amplifier. I know the receiver's system temperature (Ts) and IF bandwidth (B)
therefore I assume that my narrow band noise mean power equals KTsB watts and
therefore the power spectral density No=KTs per Hz.
Do you know any relationship between No and sigma^2 so I can simulate the
stationary random signal in matlab?
Theory says that for white noise No/2=sigma^2 but this formula I believe is
only valid for white broadband noise.
I will appreciate your opinion.
Regards
Dim Patridge
I know there are some time series experts on this list, and I am hoping
one of you might help me with this problem. I am trying to understand the
relationship between No (noise power spectral density) and Gaussian white
noise sigma^2.
I want to check numerically the theoretical relationship (from Selin,1965)
No = sigma^2/(2*W) = sigma^2 * delta t, where
No is power spectral density
delta t is sampling interval in sec = 1/(2*W)
W is the bandwidth: the power spectral density (psd) is flat (equal to No)
for freqs between -W and W Hz
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