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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

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  • @kmkessler
    @kmkessler Год назад +2

    Watching this video was 5 minutes well spent. Thanks

    • @IMSAIGuy
      @IMSAIGuy  Год назад +1

      Glad it was helpful!

  • @danimatronics1628
    @danimatronics1628 Год назад

    This takes me back. Prof A. Budak spent significant time on Butterworth and Chebychev filters in his book "Passive and Active Network Analysis and Synthesis." Nice to see all that theory so beautifully realized.

  • @joeteejoetee
    @joeteejoetee Год назад

    One thing that a brilliant business man (with tech knowledge) told me that really really stuck in my mind was that you NEED to ASK for things or you will never get what you really WANT. You have to make your desires known, or you will never magically receive them. Be clear.
    Thanks to your extensive video series about RF, I'm pretty sure that all of the "Tiny" network analyzers of the world are about to get a software update which is exactly what you LOG-ed for !
    Thanks for all that you-all do in this RF space.

  • @alanvandusen76
    @alanvandusen76 Год назад +1

    I’m envious of your new toy.

  • @henrybecker2842
    @henrybecker2842 Год назад +2

    I really enjoy most of videos,. I often pick up a lot of very useful knowledge, and I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge with us. In this video, it might have been helpful to briefly explain why some data is expressed and displayed on a log scale and other data is expressed and displayed on a liner scale. If you discussed log/linear presentation in earlier videos I apologize in advance. 🙂

    • @IMSAIGuy
      @IMSAIGuy  Год назад +3

      my video ruclips.net/video/0evhFN-VES0/видео.html gives some insight as to why you see logarithms in some electronic equations

    • @henrybecker2842
      @henrybecker2842 Год назад +1

      @@IMSAIGuy Thank you for taking the time to answer my question and providing the link.

  • @Edisson.
    @Edisson. Год назад

    Hi, thanks for another lesson in getting to know the spectrum analyzer 👍
    Nice day 🙂 Tom

  • @nickcaruso
    @nickcaruso Год назад +1

    Nice! Another feature that might be nice -- if you could have the display color the plot to show when the readings were approaching the limits of the instrument -- if the noise is as you say caused by these limits, color the trace red to show that the readings are less faithful to reality.

  • @HThomas-eb9hv
    @HThomas-eb9hv Год назад +1

    Love your IMSAI

  • @subramanianr7206
    @subramanianr7206 Год назад

    I think it's the same LPF you built years ago. I made a comment on the mix of the torroid core. The ones you have used are #26 iron powder cores; they must have been #6 material.
    Red #2 is used for high Q inductors below 10 MHz and mix #6 is used for making high Q inductors for frequencies 14 MHz and above.
    De VU2RZA

  • @mr1enrollment
    @mr1enrollment Год назад +1

    Butterworth must have been a brilliant fellow,....

    • @IMSAIGuy
      @IMSAIGuy  Год назад +1

      And Chevy Chases grandfather Chevy Chev. I think I got that right 🤣

    • @joeteejoetee
      @joeteejoetee Год назад

      Imagine what a total hassle the calculation part of the math was back then for all of the famous filter-named-after-them was !!!

  • @keithschreiter3885
    @keithschreiter3885 Год назад +1

    Wish my Rigol DSA-815 could do that Thanks Keith

  • @dennisqwertyuiop
    @dennisqwertyuiop Год назад

    my rigol has log and lin,,,,looked at my tiny sa ultra,,its not,,would that be in firmware update ? some day

  • @brianmiller3318
    @brianmiller3318 Год назад

    I live IMSAI as well

  • @AnalogDude_
    @AnalogDude_ Год назад

    Would voltage control be possible
    : )

  • @SeAfasia
    @SeAfasia Год назад

    Νice presentation tks