Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
I just tested the results of the REF settings in the ON and OFF states and can see the difference between the two states; The new PCB has improved on this clock trace, and I will test it tomorrow
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blackberryer
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#2009
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
At the same time, the third layer under my previous version LO chip did take a clock line, and I wrapped the clock line with GND on both sides,(L4:LO chip,L3:GND,L2:CLK/SIGNAL,L1:SIGNAL), maybe this
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blackberryer
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#2008
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
On Mon, Jun 5, 2023 at 08:42 AM, m0wid wrote: > > Interesting - you have used a larger higher resolution display - nice! > > I do not see these 30MHz harmonics on the high range, though I do have a >
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blackberryer
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#2007
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
Interesting - you have used a larger higher resolution display - nice! I do not see these 30MHz harmonics on the high range, though I do have a spurious signal at 270MHz, so I think there is more to
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m0wid
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#2006
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
you are right, some series resistor could reduce the harmonics from the clock,but I debug through series resistors, and the best is -80dbm(before it was -70dbm, see the picture) And I chose SAHi and
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blackberryer
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#2005
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
@ blackberryer I cannot see the image unfortunately.? 30MHz is likely to come from the oscillator traces.? Any oscillator tracks routed near the modules or RF signal lines?? Maybe some decoupling
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m0wid
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#2004
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
If we want to mix the 800MHz RF frequency input to the LF port, make the following corresponding modifications: LPF accordingly modifies the cutoff frequency of 350MHz to 900MHz; The center frequency
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blackberryer
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#2003
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
In low mode the input signal is mixed with the Local Oscillator from the SI4432 to produce the IF.? This IF is filtered in the SAW filters (B3550 or whatever you used in your build) - the IF
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m0wid
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#2002
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
Hi,m0wid My computer hard disk is broken, I tried to log in to know that I need gmail, and in the last year Gmail was blocked by an insurmountable force, and now I have solved the account login
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blackberryer
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#2001
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
Hello, Where to find version SimpleSA ESP32 *0.14* to do some tests or put the zip file I have the 0.15, 0.11, but i want test the 0.14 Thank's
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Gerard
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#2000
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
G¨¦rard, Please give me your postal address in a private message and I will send you a Si4432 module. If you need a row of 1.27 mm spikes, I can send one. -- Gyula HA3HZ
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HA3HZ
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#1999
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Re: Homebrew spectral analyzer
Hello all, Hello Dave, I haven¡¯t written for a while because I have a faulty SI4432 module. I ordered some spare modules. In the picture , they were identical, but I actually received XL 2300-SMT
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Gerard
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#1998
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Re: Differential probe
hello, here the answer about the 5 transistors Interisting.... cdt Differential probe - Page 1 (eevblog.com) ( https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/differential-probe-376940/ )
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Gerard
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#1997
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Re: Active probe
After putting on my glasses it looks ok¡ Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ VP5/K9HZ PJ2/K9HZ VP2EHZ Owner - Operator Big Signal Ranch ¨C K9ZC Staunton, Illinois Owner ¨C
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K9HZ
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#1996
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Re: Active probe
In both cases it looks like the schematic is correct, but the execution on the PCB is wrong at the gimic capacitor¡ R1 is on the wrong lead. Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ
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K9HZ
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#1995
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Differential probe
hello, As I always have a little time, I look at the possible DIY of a differential probe. Will it ever serve? Pleasur to do lol In short, as on the active probe we use a fet BF998. As it is sold at
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Gerard
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#1994
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Re: Active probe
John, You¡¯re right, you have to be able to weld a tip. Good analysis I¡¯m editing right now cdt
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Gerard
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#1993
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Re: Active probe
It looks? like you need to expose some copper on your input to solder to. -John K6JDS
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John Sutter
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#1992
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Re: Active probe
No error, your pcb is correct. Nice job, let us know how well it works. Bill - the capacitor is made up of the pads on the top and bottom side of the pcb -- Terry VK5TM https://www.vk5tm.com
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Terry VK5TM
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#1991
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Re: Active probe
William here the original project I think no error?? You confirm or ? cdt
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Gerard
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#1990
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