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Re: Using the TinySA Ultra for fault finding


 

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John,

For instance?? Sure I could look up diode data sheets & spend considerable time reviewing specs.? It sure would be easier if you (someone) provided some examples.? Then the time could be spent searching the random parts drawer-bin, or shopping for one of the examples.

THANKS Eric & everyone else for the info [EDUCATION]!? Remain WELL & be SAFE!

Mrs. R A

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On 2/9/2024 9:20 AM, John Cunliffe W7ZQ wrote:
Martin, I agree, the 1N4148 is the diode that is probably in every junk box and will work. I just thought about trouble shooting I have done in the past especially on tube receivers and TV audio IF in the late 60s and 70s (yes I am dating myself here lol) It is just too easy to touch the wrong pin and suddenly have the full local oscillator signal going into the probe.For sure strong enough to generate a 10dbm or more signal at the input of the TinySA if using the 4148s.I have used the BAT45 many a times in similar applications,it's low capacity makes it a good candidate for higher frequencies. However, they are hard to get these days unless one buys some questionable ones from E-bay. But there are ample of similar low capacity small signal schottky diodes available for people to chose from.

John


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