Thank you very much Erik for taking the time to make these useful videos. Fifty years ago I studied post-graduate level radio engineering and these types of measurements were only available with advanced laboratory equipment. Thanks to the Tiny SA and your excellent instructions, this type of detailed study of a radio signal is not only possible, but quite easy. It is worthwhile taking the time to learn all the tricks this unit is capable of. Watching the videos is as good as hours spent in the lab trying to figure it all out from scratch. You explain things at an advanced enough level to make it useful for everyone, including those who once learned it long ago.
just turn off your source, then you should see the signal present in the environment. Save the signal value and then turn on your source measure it again and subtract from it the saved values you collected when your source was off.
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Thank you very much Erik for taking the time to make these useful videos. Fifty years ago I studied post-graduate level radio engineering and these types of measurements were only available with advanced laboratory equipment. Thanks to the Tiny SA and your excellent instructions, this type of detailed study of a radio signal is not only possible, but quite easy. It is worthwhile taking the time to learn all the tricks this unit is capable of. Watching the videos is as good as hours spent in the lab trying to figure it all out from scratch. You explain things at an advanced enough level to make it useful for everyone, including those who once learned it long ago.
Great demonstration. Thanks 👍
Great tip! Thank you.
Nicely done, Erik!
just turn off your source, then you should see the signal present in the environment. Save the signal value and then turn on your source measure it again and subtract from it the saved values you collected when your source was off.
wuhdabar from vk3, keep up the great work
Can this display AM stations in the 560kLz to 1710kLz?
Yes