Superimposing x% RMS noise to a signal
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Hello, I hava a question about superimposing certain percent of RMS noises to a signal (for example 2% RMS noises).
First of all, I not sure about the percent. Is percent refers that my signal and the superimposed noise has a 2% RMS value?
Second, implementing it at MATLAB.. my signal has a size of 10001 x 3.
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Mathieu NOE
el 23 de Dic. de 2022
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the logic would be to add x % of rms noise to the rms amplitude of your clean signal
so compute the rms value of each column of your signal , multiply by x/100 *randn(10001 ,1) (and repeat for the others columns)
NB : randn generates a rms = 1 noise (it get's closer to 1 as the number of samples increases)
x = randn(10001,1);
x_rms = sqrt(mean(x.^2))
x_rms = 1.0067
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