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- How do you calculate ADC noise floor?
- How do you calculate noise floor?
- How do you calculate rms noise with ADC?
- How do you calculate SNR of ADC data?
How do you calculate ADC noise floor?
Calculate 10 × log (fSAMPLE/2) = 10 × log (65Msps/2) = 75.1dB. The converter's normalized Nyquist band noise power is found by subtracting 75.1dB from -66dBm resulting in -141.1dBm in a 1Hz bandwidth. The resulting effective ADC noise figure = -141.1dBm - KTB = -141.1dBm - (-174dBm) = 32.9dB.
How do you calculate noise floor?
Noise Levels in the System
To be exact, one can take the thermal noise floor of the earth at room temperature (PThermal) and add 10 times the log of the 3 dB bandwidth of the system of interest and arrive at the noise floor of the system.
How do you calculate rms noise with ADC?
The equation given for the ADC noise requires the full scale RMS input voltage. The full scale range is 5 volts for this converter. The full scale range corresponds to the peak-to-peak input. To convert this to RMS, we divide by 2 and multiply by 0.707.
How do you calculate SNR of ADC data?
SNR is a calculated value that represents the ratio of rms signal to rms noise. You then multiply the log10 of this ratio by 20 to derive SNR in decibels. As I mention above, an ADC's ideal SNR equals 6.02N+1.76 dB, where N is the number of bits. You derive this formula by first defining the rms signal.
