How to calculate the signal to noise ratio.
Answer Posted / shaik mohammad ali
Single noise to ratio is also known as S/N ratio.
It can be calculated as:
SNR = Psignal/Pnoise = μ/σ
where
μ is the signal mean or expected value
σis the standard deviation of the noise
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