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Offline CaptDonTopic starter

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Tiny SA ultra 100KHz to 5.3GHz question
« on: January 20, 2024, 06:45:52 pm »
Has anyone here used the Tiny SA Ultra? What do you think of it? For around $120 U.S.D. is it a toy or a tool? I need to do some investigating around 1.44GHz and none of my current bench equipment goes above 500MHz. Thanks!!
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Re: Tiny SA ultra 100KHz to 5.3GHz question
« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2024, 09:59:17 pm »
It is very useful. I captured the signals on the image to compare two logic families for their EMI performance. I believe you get similar results with a more expensive equipment. I use it for 2.4GHz to check BLE antennas as well. You can use far field antennas, near field probes, current probes etc.

It is a little bit slow. But fast enough for that price. And if the measured signal is less than 800MHz, I recommend to limit the upper band with 800MHz. That is the normal mode. Ultra mode is activated when the range includes 801MHz and up. This ultra mode shows some fake signals on some frequencies. I don't know the solution yet. But when you narrow down the range, they disappear. So you can differentiate them from real signals.
 
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