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The tinySA ultra is a follow-up to the tinysa. The differences between these two spectrum analysers are described in the model overview below, tinysa. Moreover, this device comes with a 4.

The tinySA is a handheld 0. The device comes with a 2. Additionally, the tinySA has many built-in configuration options such as a switchable bandpass filter and a low-input step attenuator. If you're unsure about the input level of your signal, it's recommended to use an attenuator to be on the safe side. When the tinySA is not used as a spectrum analyser, it can be used as a signal generator to output sine or square waves. It also features an automatic self-test and self-calibration through the built-in signal generator.

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I suppose most of us have had the experience of going to the mailbox and seeing that telltale package in the white plastic bag, the sign that something has just arrived from China. And with the price of goods so low, the tendency to click and forget is all the easier. Time for a look at what this little thing can do. Along with the tinySA, which is about the size of a deck of playing cards, the box contains a pair of SMA jumper cables, a small telescoping whip antenna, a female-to-female SMA adapter, a wrist strap, and a USB-C cable. The front of the tinySA has no controls, just the 2. The top has a power switch and a jog control. Of course the first thing I did was pop the case open and take a look inside. Underneath lay the expected RF wizardry, including the expected Silicon Labs chips.

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The NanoVNA made network analyzers cheap enough for almost everyone. Is it worth it? From the tinySA. There are some limitations, of course, but the price is right. If you have a modern scope it may already do this function, or you might be able to do a software solution. If you only need audio frequencies and you want novelty, try some ping pong balls. You could probably modify the firmware to get some functionality, but I would guess the frontend would not be sensitive enough to be useful. Really you need an LNA. Anyone else know of good alternatives?

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Im an electronics engineer and mostly work with low speed signals, low noise and no radio. The Tinysa ultra is an useful instruments, the specifications checked in laboratory are very good for sensitivity, frequency range, accuracy. This instrument is perfect for my use since its low cost and high performance for the price, it allows me to analyze the different frequency components of my circuits, something that's previously been a hassle. ESD earthing plug. Lowest price guaranteed. I wish I had bought one sooner. The differences between these two spectrum analysers are described in the model overview below. Zeker als je, zoals ik, vlak naast een parkeergarage met veel antennes, woont. View review details. The built in LNA is a great feature since it allows me to directly connect field probes making the setup very continent.

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The tinySA and tinySA ultra developer has set up a very extensive wiki page with all necessary information, manuals, operating limits, and explanations. We sell the original version, be aware of many clones in the market! When the tinySA ultra is not used as a spectrum analyser, it can be also used as a signal generator to output sine or square waves. Would recommend this product for people who need a spectrum analyzer occasionally and still want good performance while not spending many thousands for a benchtop SA. Andonstar ADS. Ok Go to shopping cart. I wish I had bought one sooner. When the tinySA is not used as a spectrum analyser, it can be used as a signal generator to output sine or square waves. Zeker als je, zoals ik, vlak naast een parkeergarage met veel antennes, woont. Im an electronics engineer and mostly work with low speed signals, low noise and no radio. Additionally, the tinySA has many built-in configuration options such as a switchable bandpass filter and a low-input step attenuator. Latest customer reviews Write a review Read all reviews 5.