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This is a duplicate of an interesting discussion going on among the WLAN Advisory Board membership.
t.w.otto [10:04 AM]
rick, you should tell me what tool you use for spectrum analysissclements [10:05 AM]
that Tektronix unit was pretty cool as far as spec ans go. Not very portable, but symbol decoding and constellation views live for sub $5k is outstanding.keithrparsons [10:10 AM]
@sclements: did you test all the various software options, or just the base Textronix unit? I’m thinking of getting one just for the constellation features. It would be a great way to test EVM issues LIVE. Your thoughts?sclements [10:11 AM]
I didn’t have a whole ton of time with it, so it was a ‘guided remote’ tour of the software[10:11]
I’m thinking of getting a single unit for the ‘heavy lifting’ analysis, but it’s clearly not WiFi troubleshooting focused – its far more about protocol/radio developmentrick [10:31 AM]
Cognio :+1:
Troy, are you looking for Wi-Fi Only SpecAn or wide spectrum? For Wi-Fi only (in order of cost/features) AirMagnet Spectrum XT, MetaGeek WiSpy DBx, and Nuts for Nets has one called RF Explorer 6G Combo that looks interesting but I haven’t personally tried it. Anyone have experience with that one? For wide spectrum it gets a little deeper.[1:59]
https://signalhound.com/products/bb60c/
Signal Hound
BB60C • Real-time Spectrum Analyzer (RTSA) | Signal Hound
The Signal Hound BB60C is a 9 kHz to 6 GHz Real-time Spectrum Analyzer (RTSA) and RF Recorder with sweep speeds of 24 GHz/sec. Only $2879 USD—order online.[1:59]
seems interesting also[1:59]
similar to the Tek but at a better price pointjolla [2:19 PM]
which tektronics model are we talking about? I’ve played with the RSA306 and was very impressed, had some fun analyzing LTE and CDMA/GSM bands with it as well. I’d like to get my hands on a RSA500, anyone have any experience with one?t.w.otto [4:05 PM]
i was asking what the best is[4:05]
because im in line to order one in the next few days[4:05]
so i was asking for commentsrick [7:34 AM]
For full band I’ve always used Anritsu. but I don’t think they have anything that competes with these prices for new equipment. Anritus does have a sale for demo equipment going on now. Here is the link in case that’s of interest to you: http://www.goanritsu.com/demo?utm_source=ASR&utm_medium=EM&utm_campaign=ASR_ASR_16APR_AprilDemo_EM_Demo_MULTI-P_DEMO_OT-03112&cmp_id=Q6UJ9A086ATL&elqTrackId=80B5FC1E75C55250E792A4AD25CC8B0D&elq=0896255b3fe3408289649a014583ada7&elqaid=1920&elqat=1&elqCampaignId=1754[7:36]
For Cellular I use AirMagnet Spectrum ES.sclements [7:59 AM]
@rick, is the ES still around? I thought they killed that off with the netscout thingrick [10:01 AM]
Not sure if its still available for purchase but I’ve got mine.[10:03]
Looks like its in the NetScout linecard still. http://enterprise.netscout.com/content/datasheet-airmagnet-spectrum-es-cellular-spectrum-analyzer Anybody want me to check further?scott.stapleton [3:51 PM]
Regarding SpecAn’s, my monies on the http://spectran-developer.net/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=667 if they ever offically release it!
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