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TinySA Ultra Spectrum Analyzer
It's an excellent tool for RF work. The controls of the tinysa ultra very intuitive and quick to configure.
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Product Description
TinySA spectrum analyzer with latest firmware V0.3.1 is primarily intended for 0.1MHz to 350MHz input
The V0.3.1 hardware version brings improvements to our tiny spectrum analyzer's performance and durability.
Tinysa with latest firmware V0.3.1, the displayed version info is "ESD protected" meaning the diodes are installed which will be more stable and sensitive with higher antistatic level and longer service life.
The inclusion of ESD protection ensures that the device remains stable even in environments prone to static electricity, providing reliable results for a longer period.
This heightened sensitivity allows for precise measurements across different frequency ranges, enabling users to analyze signals with exceptional accuracy, primarily intended for 0.1MHz to 350MHz.
For newest firmware version update, please refer to : tinysa.org
2 IN 1 SPECTRUM ANALYZER:
When not used as Spectrum Analyzer it can be used as Signal Generator, MF/HF/VHF sinus output between 0.1MHZ-350MHz, UHF square wave output between 240MHz-960MHz. When not used as Spectrum Analyzer it can be used as Signal Generator.
Spectrum Analyzer with two inputs, high quality MF/HF/VHF input for 0.1MHZ-350MHz, lesser quality UHF input for 240MHz-960MHz.
Switchable resolution bandpass filters for both ranges between 2.6kHz and 640kHz
Color display showing 290 scan points covering up to the full low or high frequency range.
Input Step attenuator from 0dB to 31dB for the MF/HF/VHF input.
The drivers for the Serial over USB mode are built in Window and Linux so there are no drivers to install. Simply connect the tinySA to your PC using the supplied USB cable.
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Competes with high end analyzers for amateur radio enthusiasts.
I've used HP SAs and to tell the truth this one won't meet Aerospace standards. But considering that most ham and consumer applications don't need that degree of compliance, imo, this device exceeds expectations. It has most of the features I expect from an SA. I trotted it through almost all of it's settings except for measuring phase noise. The accuracy of the device depends on how you set up the display and RBW. At first when measuring the frequency of the output of my handheld at 146.49 MHz the marker was way off but by adjusting the RBW and sweep settings it was spot on. Oh, btw, you'll run into the same issues when using a high end SA. The only limitation I see with the device is the upper limit of 900 MHz. But that can be worked around with an external mixer and the appropriate LO. We did that at the last place I worked at with an older noise figure meter that wouldn't work into the x-band. Since I don't intend to work above 70cm it isn't a problem for me. The only thing I need is a directional coupler for 3rd order measurements. I was disappointed with the PC interface software but I think that may be because it wasn't written for Win10. The documentation for the device will not teach one how to use an SA. It is not an O'Scope and the settings are not intuitive. This is a sophisticated piece of test equipment that requires training to use. I would recommend going to the HP or Agilent web sites to learn how to use their equipment which will port over nicely to this piece of gear (or find an Elmer).
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I've used HP SAs and to tell the truth this one won't meet Aerospace standards. But considering that most ham and consumer applications don't need that degree of compliance, imo, this device exceeds expectations. It has most of the features I expect from an SA. I trotted it through almost all of it's settings except for measuring phase noise. The accuracy of the device depends on how you set up the display and RBW. At first when measuring the frequency of the output of my handheld at 146.49 MHz the marker was way off but by adjusting the RBW and sweep settings it was spot on. Oh, btw, you'll run into the same issues when using a high end SA. The only limitation I see with the device is the upper limit of 900 MHz. But that can be worked around with an external mixer and the appropriate LO. We did that at the last place I worked at with an older noise figure meter that wouldn't work into the x-band. Since I don't intend to work above 70cm it isn't a problem for me. The only thing I need is a directional coupler for 3rd order measurements. I was disappointed with the PC interface software but I think that may be because it wasn't written for Win10. The documentation for the device will not teach one how to use an SA. It is not an O'Scope and the settings are not intuitive. This is a sophisticated piece of test equipment that requires training to use. I would recommend going to the HP or Agilent web sites to learn how to use their equipment which will port over nicely to this piece of gear (or find an Elmer).
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