Dec-19-2020, 07:04 AM
There is frequency spectrum which looks as such in this link:
![[Image: Spectrum-output-from-130MHz-sine-wave-in...he-DCR.png]](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/234790102/figure/fig13/AS:328828355399702@1455410197978/Spectrum-output-from-130MHz-sine-wave-input-illustrating-the-low-noise-floor-of-the-DCR.png)
(Reference: https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ijrc/2010/546217/ )
The noise floor exists at -100dB.
How do we locate this noise floor level (in this case it is -100dB) without plotting the graph for any genral signal in Python?
If somebody could please let me know how do we go about this, I would be very much thankful.
![[Image: Spectrum-output-from-130MHz-sine-wave-in...he-DCR.png]](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/234790102/figure/fig13/AS:328828355399702@1455410197978/Spectrum-output-from-130MHz-sine-wave-input-illustrating-the-low-noise-floor-of-the-DCR.png)
(Reference: https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ijrc/2010/546217/ )
The noise floor exists at -100dB.
How do we locate this noise floor level (in this case it is -100dB) without plotting the graph for any genral signal in Python?
If somebody could please let me know how do we go about this, I would be very much thankful.