Well,
I've been messing about recently with some inexpensive alternatives to a Spectrum Analyser. I find my Rigol DS-815 one of the best investments I've ever made, it represents excellent value for money. However, its still an expensive purchase and I wondered if the inexpensive alternatives were any good.
First off, I tried one of these that you can source on all good auction sites, here is a link to the device on Amazon:
Without a box
and also:
With a box (if you are posh like me)
They look like the image above and represent exceptional value for money - you couldn't purchase the bits for the price.
Here's my evaluation of the device:
Second I tried an SDRPlay and associated software as a Spectrum Analyser:
Next will be a Red Pitaya... so watch this space.
I've been messing about recently with some inexpensive alternatives to a Spectrum Analyser. I find my Rigol DS-815 one of the best investments I've ever made, it represents excellent value for money. However, its still an expensive purchase and I wondered if the inexpensive alternatives were any good.
First off, I tried one of these that you can source on all good auction sites, here is a link to the device on Amazon:
Without a box
and also:
With a box (if you are posh like me)
They look like the image above and represent exceptional value for money - you couldn't purchase the bits for the price.
Here's my evaluation of the device:
Second I tried an SDRPlay and associated software as a Spectrum Analyser:
Next will be a Red Pitaya... so watch this space.
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