Using the Siglent 1204X-e Oscilloscope's FFT for RF Spectrum Analysis

This is a simple video walking the viewer through setting up RF scans of Minneapolis FM broadcast stations as received on a whip antenna. It shows how to use the Math FFT functions of this inexpensive oscilloscope as a "poor man's spectrum analyzer".
See also this HF SSB 2-tone distortion test video: • Measuring SSB Two Tone...

[@hydromakers]

Finally I got a pretty good idea on how to use the FFT Thanks.

[@remaca]

Thank you for taking the time to put it together. Very clear and thorough explanation of this function. Will try it.

[@mariovano]

Glad it was helpful!

[@everythingquads]

Invaluable information. Thanks

[@mariovano]

Your Welcome!

[@antoniocid6860]

It's really interesting, Mr. Vano

[@mariovano]

Thanks again!

[@mp-ov9dh]

nice info!

[@cbnation1]

Very clear demo. Considering buying one from the 1000X-E range. 73 de ON4CKM

[@mariovano]

Note that some handy features only are present in the 4 channel models. In particular the FFT automatic marker display tables are not present in the two channel versions and the web browser control is missing in some models. Good luck!

[@todaysfigures598]

very useful video, sir. Really appreciated!

[@mariovano]

Glad it was helpful!

[@xealit]

awesome!

[@frankbholle]

Very intersting!! Thanks!!

[@mariovano]

Glad you liked it!

[@mcimpoeru]

Hello Mr. Vano,
how did you terminate the antenna? Thanks in advance!

[@mariovano]

It probably wasn't needed for this example, but I did it anyway using a BNC T connector and a 50ohm BNC termination left over from ancient BNC networking days...
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[@perceptron9834]

hehe : Mario Vano , a heard Hu instead of Va