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| Which Spectrum Analyzer Measures Very Low Frequencies? |
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| JohnnyMalaria:
I don't know what the budget is but if you can find an HP3582A, it will do nicely. I used one extensively many moons ago. It's 2-channel digital 0.02Hz-25.6kHz. |
| tecman:
My Advantest R9211C covers 0.01 Hz to 100 KHz paul |
| Doctorandus_P:
The latest Siglent oscilloscopes seem to have a pretty impressive FFT capability, and the scope's go down to DC. FFT is much better than you would expect from an 8 bit ADC. The FFT of my Rigol DS1052E is no more than a toy. Alternatively you might look into seismic equipment, or PC software such as Octave or Matlab. |
| innkeeper:
I have both an hp3562 DSA and a silent sds1104x-e (hacked to 200mhz) and there is absolutely no comparison, the fft function on the sds1104x-e doesn't even come close to what the HP DSA can do.. i mean not even worthy of being in the shadow of the DSA its that far different. I suppose if you got nothing is its something, but, frankly from a usability standpoint and doing real readings and analysis... it is a toy compared to the DSA. |
| coppice:
--- Quote from: w2aew on June 23, 2018, 02:16:42 am ---Most spectrum analyzers are AC coupled and start at 9kHz or higher. --- End quote --- What is special about 9kHz that makes it the lower bound for so many spectrum analyzers? |
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