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On the TinySA Home Page it states, Quote: *"Input Step attenuator from 0dB to 31dB for the MF/HF/VHF input"*

Thank you. Sure looks like Erik's. Kind Regards, Dave Dave Reiser Phone: 301-216-5394 Mobile: 301-802-1929 Email: davereiser2outlook.com<mailto:dianna@...> 520 Russell Avenue,

Would it not make sense to say what your question is about rather than just "Question"? larry

Steve, The 2dB stage of the attenuator is gone. If you always keep the attenuator on manual and operate it in 4dB steps (including during calibration) you will still get reliable measurements.

Yes. I have a small SMD rework station. The heat can be focused, the old chip removed, and a new one reinstalled. It’s like brain surgery, though. These things are originally built by robots. From:

Steve, Sounds good.? Are you going to use a hot air tool to desolder the old part?? I seem to recall it has a solder connection under the chip.? If so you can use Kapton tape to mask off the other

Thanks! I saw that Amazon listing but passed because the seller is in China and there were no reviews. Went with this one instead. It’s eBay but the seller was in California and had a 100 percent

This Amazon seller has some PE4302.? At least with Amazon if they don't show up or are fakes you easily get your money back.

While you are at it, you could build your own attenuator with the help of these links: https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.Transmitters http://www.ad5x.com/images/Articles/Tap50dbRevA.pdf Good

Roger, Thanks for the tip. I ran the attenuator test and I’m definitely getting the steps, so there’s no doubt that the attenuator has failed. The attenuator chip in my TinySA is a PE4302. It’s

@Dave: As I happen to use, just by chance,?a white tip variant of the pen which Erik uses I think I recognise it as a Papermate 0.7 mm Non-Stop Mechanical Pencil. For you these maybe the easiest and

You can check the attenuator for damage by running an extensive attenuator test.? You should get a flat green line.? If it has steps in it one or more sections of the attenuator have failed.? If

Well, I didn’t plug the TinySA into anything directly (it never touched a live circuit or an RF output) – however, the only thing I can surmise is that the signal coming from the receiver’s RF

Thank you. Your videos are fabulous. Kind Regards, Dave Dave Reiser Phone: 301-216-5394 Mobile: 301-802-1929 Email: davereiser2outlook.com<mailto:dianna@...> 520 Russell Avenue,

Kudos to Martin. I emailed Martin at Mirfield Electronics on Monday about a problem I was having with the TinySA I had bought back in February. Less than an hour later he replied saying to send it to

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001245614534.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4dyOCEbu or this one https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001972964361.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4dyOCEbu Karl

Erik, I like the pen you use in your videos to touch the screen. Where can I buy one like it? Kind Regards, Dave Dave Reiser Phone: 301-216-5394 Mobile: 301-802-1929 Email:

Here's a 20dB Pi attenuator I made in a hurry for the front end It's super ugly but it works very well and very accurate Made from an E24 1% 0805 resistor kit, bit of stripboard, and 2 SMA connectors.

Full marks Erik...the TSA should always have an attenuated attached. ALIEXPRESS have good wide band attenuators available at around 5 or 6 USD.Sent from my Galaxy

Any external attenuator (even only 10dB) will help protect the tinySA Many SA users (small and big SA's) always keep an external attenuator attached. ------------------------------------------ For