Using a spectrum analyser with a tracking generator -

Using a spectrum analyser with a tracking generator - #181
Following on from the previous video.....

[@RensePosthumus]

Very nice video appreciated. I also like the moment of silence before the content starts, it gives a sermon like quality ;-). Was there an earthquake at your side? The bench looks more tilted than in previous video's

[@davesdigitaldomain]

very informative video and easy to follow. Please can you make more videos using this spectrum analyser.

[@LockdownElectronics]

Yes I hope so, as with all complex instruments, it's very easy to just get frustrated with the complex interface, it took me some time to start to get to grips with the instrument.

[@campbellmorrison8540]

Very nice explanation, I would very much like a spectrum analyser and have been considering a Siglent as I have a scope from the same manufacturer and am very happy with it. If I can convince those who must be obeyed I might just get myself one and come back to your series thank you.

[@LockdownElectronics]

The Rigol DSA815-TG might be worth a look?

[@campbellmorrison8540]

Unfortunately Rigol doesn't have any local support in New Zealand unlike Siglent@@LockdownElectronics

[@TRONMAGNUM2099]

Great video! One of the best channels on YT

[@LockdownElectronics]

Thank you, have you seen W2AEW, now that's what I call a good channel....

[@daveodessa]

Very impressive (and expensive ) instrument. Great to see you demonstrate some of it's uses. I pushed the boat out and managed to buy a TinySA. Thanks for all your work Bill.

[@LockdownElectronics]

Nowt wrong with the TinySA, a very capable bit of kit!

[@MickHealey]

Thanks Bill. Another interesting video as always.