These 'sensor' radars are CW, not pulsed. I have a
10.3GHz radar head and my tinySA Ultra see it with no problem.
Mike C. Sand Mtn GA
On 10/16/2023 12:53 PM, John Cunliffe
W7ZQ wrote:
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kindly remember that above ~6ghz the lna becomes essentially an
attenuator. It is better to have it off. Most motion detectors I
have dealt with have a steady output signal between 0 and 15 dbm.
Given that it is plastered over I don't think the resulting signal
will be very strong. Add to that the vastly reduced sensitivity of
the TinySA ultra in the 10Ghz and above region you would have to
be very close to the actual unit to detect anything unless you use
an antenna with some gain and / or a preamp for those frequencies.