I defined the SNR as follows:

SNR = Signal power density / noise power density

Given noise-free signal, I added the noise to this signal by using the formula above. Now, I am looking for a way to verify if the obtained SNR of the noisy signal is equal to the SNR value that I set when I generated the noise.

Thanks in advance!

I defined the SNR as follows:

$$\rm SNR = \frac{\text{Signal power density}}{\text{Noise power density}}$$

Given noise-free signal, I added the noise to this signal by using the formula above. Now, I am looking for a way to verify if the obtained SNR of the noisy signal is equal to the SNR value that I set when I generated the noise.

Thanks in advance!

Given a noise-free signal, I added noise to this signal given desired SNR value. I am looking now for a way/method to verify if the SNR of the noisy signal is equal to the desired SNR value.
Do you have any idea/formula/method that I can use ?

Thanks a lot in advance!

I defined the SNR as follows:

SNR = Signal power density / noise power density

Given noise-free signal, I added the noise to this signal by using the formula above. Now, I am looking for a way to verify if the obtained SNR of the noisy signal is equal to the SNR value that I set when I generated the noise.

Thanks in advance!