And it's the only way to be sure... never trust a simulation, particularly for such flighty and subtle things like noise. Simulations can be useful for pointing you in the right direction for a design, but where the rubber meets the road there is nothing like real hardware to get to the true answer.
The only other reasonably fast and accurate way I can
think of is to build the bloody circuit and measure it using some
expensive equipment.
And it's the only way to be sure... never trust a simulation, particularly for such flighty and subtle things like noise. Simulations can be useful for pointing you in the right direction for a design, but where the rubber meets the road there is nothing like real hardware to get to the true answer.
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> The only other reasonably fast and accurate way I can
think of is to build the bloody circuit and measure it using some
expensive equipment.