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Erik, Isidro, Returning to old thread. In my recent post #19273 I asked the same question, and this discussion (starting at #8369) is basically identical, so as I read the discussion here, I remain

I don't want to force a standard 3.5mm 3 conductor jack all the way into my TinySA Ultra and take a change of breaking it. Has anyone tried using a two conductor jack and, if so, did it make the

The frequency correction should be in Part Per Billion of the generator output frequency. As you can not correct below +/- 58 Hz error it is best to measure 1 GHz output and only correct 1 GHz. All

Indeed, in the CONFIG/EXPERT CONFIG/FREQ CORR menu you can make a correction of the output frequency when Tinysa Ultra is configured in generator mode. The value to be entered must be negative if you

Thank you very much for your reply. I looked in the PPB menu but I wasn't sure how to enter the calibration value either. Positive or negative. I will try which one works. Congratulations on the great

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THX Kurt, Look forward to it. Also I join a lot of folks that appreciate your efforts to improve the technology not only on the Tiny SA but on the NanoVNAs as well. Regards.....Ted

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There are two things determining the frequency accuracy 1: The global CONFIG/EXPERT CONFIG/FREQ CORR. This can be set to correct output versus the internal reference. In your case you have a 350 Hz

Yes the tinySA can be calibrated for improved frequency accuracy.? Read the wiki for details.? Look under Expert Config .for FREQ

Hi Ted Yes, indeed I will create an update. And it has long been on the to do list, but I have been very busy with the ZS-406 and ZS-407 correction tables. I am still studying accuracy leveloffset

To: Kurt Poulsen, Hi Kurt, a quick question: The very excellent Ultra Menu Tree document you published back on Aug 10, 2024, then current to ver 1.4.176, while mostly still up to date, lags behind

Hello. First of all, congratulations on a great job with the Tinysa ultra. I have the ZS405 version with firmware 1.4-192 and I would like to discuss a topic with you. The frequency accuracy in RF

Hello. First of all, congratulations on a great job with the Tinysa ultra. I have the ZS405 version with firmware 1.4-192 and I would like to discuss a topic with you. The frequency accuracy in RF

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Check out the post from this member:? /g/tinysa/message/14770? or search the archives for "10ghz" or "YIG". Herb

I'm working on resurrecting a Wiltron 6600 series sweeper (10 MHz - 18 GHz) with multiple problems (I think it was a combination of salvage parts). My old systron donner 762-2A spectrum analzyer (and

Hi DL2ECL, Set TinySA ULTRA harmonic for frq. you need to cover: CONFIG / MORE / EXPERT CONFIG / HARMONIC TinySA ULTRA frq. limits: 2. harmonic? 7.722 GHz 3. harmonic 12.072 GHz 4. harmonic 16.422

You don't need to do anything special Just select the frequency range of interest up to 12 GHz and it will scan the selected frequency range If you want to go to 18 GHz you have to change the harmonic

Hello. I am a radio amateur. Mostly I build and repair my own transverters.The tiny sa ultra is just fine for servicing my gear right up to 6 cm (5760 MHZ). I also need to work on my