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Re: Auto Save Issues

 

You could use a Raspberry Pi and the cli tool I've written for the tinySA:
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A simple bash script that loops over a frequency range and exports the traces with capture could look like this:
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#!/bin/bash
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# enable max hold on trace 2
tsactl trace 2 --enable --calc=maxh
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# sweep between 100mhz and 500mhz in 50mhz steps
for freq in $(seq 100 50 500); do
? ? tsactl sweep --center ${freq}mhz --span 50mhz
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? ? sleep 10
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? ? # save second trace as csv
? ? tsactl save --trace 2 -o sweep_${freq}mhz.csv
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? ? # save capture
? ? tsactl save --capture -o sweep_${freq}mhz.png
done
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If you can code, you could also use the golang sdk for the tinySA which is used by the cli tool:
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Note that both the cli tool and the sdk are in a very early stage, so if you find any bugs, please report them.
And if you need help, just write me an email.
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Kevin
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