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I checked. On purpose I let the resolution filters overlap somewhat? so this helps the interpolation. There is no I/Q signal and FFT but 57 resolution filters ranging 2.4kHz to 600kHz and then a

That little bit of code I put here only really helps if the carrier of interest is somehow spread across 2 or 3 spot frequencies (bins in the FFT world). Otherwise it has little to no effect at

FW released, version v1.0-52

Integrated including using the calculated frequency i.s.o. the frequency array when printing Will be in next FW release

Line should be .. if (idx > 0 && idx < (sweep_points - 1))

You can get a better frequency estimate for a marker that is set to "Tracking the peak". I modified this bit with some extra code to estimate the actual carrier frequency .. ========= sa_core.c line

Herb, Thanks for the good explanation. Gary, Thanks for find the ACTUAL FREQUENCY was missing in the wiki. Its added now: https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.SETTINGS2 I added the frequency

On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 01:52 PM, gary wrote: 1. What does the menu item 'correct frequency' under the 'expert config' menu do? [I haven't used that setting yet, so I'll leave it to Erik to

What does the menu item 'correct frequency' under the 'expert config' menu do? The frequency displayed by the marker is 159.861 MHz for an actual input frequency of 160 MHz. Under the same 'expert

Good suggestion

Thanks, Erik. ?No need to implement VBW - I can use the averaging functions. ?The only final comment is that if someone is coming in from a full-featured SA, they might wonder the same as I do.

I should have answered: Read the wiki: https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.CALC

There is no left/right pixel averaging (or filtering) as in a regular sweeping SA but in the LEVEL/CALC menu you can choose AVERAGE 4 or AVERAGE 16 These are both running averaging filters, good are

Hi all, This is a _fantastic_ device. ?I'm having tons of fun. ?Quick UI question: for a normal SA, there is the video bandwidth (VBW) setting independent of the RBW to average down the noise.

I did not develop the gui of tinySA-saver tinySA-saver is the same code as nanoVNA-saver. The only thing I changed was the hardware.py module where the data returned by the "data"? command is

Hello Erik, may I ask how you develop the gui of tinySA-Saver? Did you made the GUI without a Python Gui-builder? I mean native programming... Isn't it possible to reuse some modules of the

Dear Hugen and Erik, Thank you for your reply. I purchased it from the link on Aliexpress that you taught me. Thank you for a great project.

Hi Everybody, I've got the tinySA-saver and the nanoVNA-saver working from the menu on "Andy's Ham Radio Linux" (AHRL) v24c, based on Ubuntu 18.04.5. I will be releasing this version of AHRL

It passed all tests, just run them. Tnx. 72 Dom M1KTA