Howto run independent voltage noise sources (IID and GWN) in LTSpice using Bv-sources
LTSpice has no built-in noise source for transient runs. Bv-sources with white() get you independent, band-limited Gaussian noise.
In order to have two independent noise sources with a different random seed the rand(), or random(), or white() LTSpice-functions have to be called with a different argument, e.g.:
B1: $V=0.01*\text{white}( f_{\text{sample}}*\text{time} )$
B2: $V=0.01*\text{white}( f_{\text{sample}}*(\text{time}+<\text{nonzero\_number}> )$
Note however, the pseudo random numbers output of the function white is NOT Gaussian white noise as the name might suggest, see also this post: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ltspice-rand-white-jean-francois-debroux/
Generate Gaussian white noise (GWN) distributed pseudo random numbers $n_{gwn}$ from independent identically distributed (IID) random numbers using the Box-Muller transform:
$n_{gwn}= \mu + (\sigma \sqrt{(-2\,log( \text{rand}(f_{\text{sample}}\,\text{time}) ))\cos(2 \pi \, \text{rand}(f_{\text{sample}}\,\text{time}+\text{seed\_offset}) ) )}$,
with mean $\mu$ and standard deviation $\sigma$. Note, that the two iid pseudo random numbers generated using the LTSpice rand()-function have to have different seed.
As soon as I find the time I will check how well that works in LTSpice and provide plots and statistics. Any feedback is very welcome.