J
Joerg
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Ok, so here I am in need of a somewhat portable spectrum analyzer that
covers the whole EMC range. Not just part of it like the Aaronia
handhelds. There's the ones from TTi but they are based on some sort of
PDA which is kind of long in the tooth by now. USB would be better.
The only decent candidate I could find was one that was recently
mentioned on the MSP430 Yahoo group:
http://signalhound.com/
They even make a tracking gen for it. This analyzer doesn't seem to have
any elaborate analog signal procesing, they just calculate the image out
in software. Not sure how good that works in the real world and that's
why I am asking.
Does anyone have this SignalHound and can share their experience? Or
heard reports from someone else who has it? And what if you don't
provide the "required" screaming 2GHz computer but want to use the li'l
netbook that only has a slow Atom processor?
covers the whole EMC range. Not just part of it like the Aaronia
handhelds. There's the ones from TTi but they are based on some sort of
PDA which is kind of long in the tooth by now. USB would be better.
The only decent candidate I could find was one that was recently
mentioned on the MSP430 Yahoo group:
http://signalhound.com/
They even make a tracking gen for it. This analyzer doesn't seem to have
any elaborate analog signal procesing, they just calculate the image out
in software. Not sure how good that works in the real world and that's
why I am asking.
Does anyone have this SignalHound and can share their experience? Or
heard reports from someone else who has it? And what if you don't
provide the "required" screaming 2GHz computer but want to use the li'l
netbook that only has a slow Atom processor?