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Like I have stated in earlier posts, I am new to practical electronics.

How do I differentiate noise from signal on a spectrum analyzer, and if I want to measure noise power, what would be the bandwidth for measurement ?

If anyone could enlighten me on this.
 
Short answer; get a text book on DSP and read it. The "Theory of Operation" chapter in the Spectrum Analyzer manual would help, too.
 
MikeMl said:
Short answer; get a text book on DSP and read it. The "Theory of Operation" chapter in the Spectrum Analyzer manual would help, too.
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The analyzer manual has no "Theory of Operation", and also, can you prescribe a particular DSP textbook ?
 
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