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Linux support, too?? Please!

================================================ Erik, How does the tracking feature work?? From the picture you provided, there is no usb-usb connection so it is not a stepped sweep with one

Erik, Looking at the photos you have shown, some of the menu options look like a winner.? Store trace, subtract stored trace, maxhold (M:H) and simultaneous display of stored trace and live trace are

Hi Eric I offer myself as tester and has the following gear: R&S CMU200 SA(10MHz-2.7GHz) with signal generator (0.1MHz to 2.7GHz) version CRTU-RU HP8559A SA 0.1MHz to 18GHz Signal generator HP8664A

Like the nanoVNA the tinySA supports full control over USB I am building a Windows SA application with unlimited measurement points that can use the tinySA as it's measurement front end. The console

Erik, Is the usb port only for charging or will it also support remote operation from a software application?? If so do you have a list of the commands that will be supported? -? Herb

Using two tinySA, one as spectrum analyzer in low input mode and the other as tracking generator with external modulation input The tracking generator can be set to a small offset so it is possible to

Using a smaller sweep to cover the 40 meter band gives a bandscope A lot of digital traffic. I still need to optimize the gamma a bit

And for those that want to see what happens over time a waterfall display

Karsten, Thanks for the feedback. Typo corrected and phase noise spec added. Phase noise is -90dBc/Hz at 100kHz offset and -115dBc/Hz at 1MHz offset. This is a consequence of the balance between cost

Dear Erik, the device looks promising in the Wiki description. For most ham operators it should be a helpful device. Only minus for me: as far as I see it, for useful oscillator characterization

Full range low input scan of the build in calibration signal. AD9851 output with delta markers on the harmonics

Some picture showing what the tinySA can do Measuring the harmonics of a 30MHz signal Showing the power envelop of a mobile phone base station.

During the last weeks I have been designing, together with Hugen, a self contained, ready build, hand-held spectrum analyzer to be sold for a very acceptable price. The outline and display are exactly

First and foremost I wish you and Hugen health and success! Looking forward to hear more about the miniSA. Let us know how can we help and test it. 73 de Luís, CT2FZI

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