Spectrum Analyser TinySA V0.3.1 | 100kHz to 960MHz | Signal Generator

The TinySA V0.3.1 is a pocket spectrum analyser with two inputs, a low input for 100kHz to 350MHz and a high input for 240MHz to 960MHz, and it doubles as a signal generator across the same two ranges. It works like a conventional heterodyne swept spectrum analyser in a battery powered case with a 2.8 inch colour touch screen. Features and Benefits - Two input paths - the low input covers MF, HF and VHF from 0.1MHz to 350MHz at the higher quality, and the high input covers UHF from 240MHz to 960MHz. - Switchable resolution bandwidth - filters from 2.6kHz to 640kHz on both ranges, so you can trade sweep speed against detail. - Built-in signal generator - sine output from 0.1MHz to 350MHz and square wave output from 240MHz to 960MHz for testing filters and receivers. - Touch screen display - 2.8 inch colour screen with 290 scan points across the low or high range, used by finger, plectrum or stylus. - PC control - over USB it appears as a serial (CDC) device with a large command set; the Windows driver installs itself and the Linux driver is in the kernel. - Portable - the built-in rechargeable battery gives at least 2 hours of use away from the bench. - ESD protected V0.3.1 hardware - firmware can be updated by the user. Applications - Measuring harmonics and spectral purity of transmitters - Checking ISM band transmissions, AM modulation and FM deviation - Testing filters and coax cable effects with the built-in generator - Radio amateur, RF hobby and repair benches In the box - 1 x spectrum analyser - 2 x 20cm RF cables - 1 x USB cable - 1 x SMA female to female connector - 1 x touchscreen pen - 1 x SMA telescopic antenna Note: Keep the inputs within +10dBm RF and 10V DC, as printed beside the SMA ports. Use the low input for anything up to 350MHz, as it gives the better quality readings.