Setting up and getting meaningful results from a spectrum analyser -

Setting up and getting meaningful results from a spectrum analyser - #180
Following a look at the TinySA, we use the noise bridge with a bench spectrum analyser, the Siglent SSA3021X Plus

[@MickHealey]

That's a nice piece of kit Bill. I bought a Siglent SDS2204X Plus scope about 2 years ago, pricey and does much more than I need, but really pleased with it. I think your tip about playing with the scope and using demo boards to find your way around the controls is a good one. In fact, I'm going to do just that over the next few days.

[@iandraper2197]

I know what you mean about getting to know your new equipment. I also have bought a SSA3021X, and need to spend so time playing with it. Waiting for your video on the Tracking Generator.

[@LockdownElectronics]

Plan is to publish that on 13th of March....

[@davesdigitaldomain]

could you please do a beginners guide on how to use the spectrum analyser

[@user-hj8cx2dr2k]

could you do a similar video using either a nano vna or a tiny sa regard alan ( 2e0yax)

[@edgeeffect]

I'm more into AF than RF but I assume these guidelines are much the same no matter what your "base frequency" is??

[@LockdownElectronics]

The principles should be the same...

[@user-hj8cx2dr2k]

sorry bill watched your channel since day one cant stretch to a siglent spectrum only fft on my scope or tiny sa

[@LockdownElectronics]

It was a retirement present to myself!

[@user-hj8cx2dr2k]

My retirement present was an aprillia mille ' 68 YRS OLD😄@@LockdownElectronics

[@LockdownElectronics]

Nice machine :)
I have a R1200GS here, see it on youtube.com/@BillsMoto-Vlog?si=LIwHinDHrFKPkEEP