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Graviton

Graviton TinySA Spectrum Analyzer V0.3.1 100KHz-960MHz

SKU CH-G027-D7MPF

Handheld spectrum analyser covering 100 kHz to 960 MHz with built-in signal generator and 290-point colour display

  • Handheld spectrum analysis from 100 kHz to 960 MHz
  • Built-in signal generator outputs sine to 350 MHz and square wave to 960 MHz
  • Switchable resolution filters from 2.6 kHz to 640 kHz
  • Colour display shows 290 scan points across the full span
  • Rechargeable battery provides at least two hours of portable use

Handheld Spectrum Analyzer 100 kHz–960 MHz

The Graviton TinySA V0.3.1 is a portable spectrum analyzer covering MF, HF and VHF bands from 100 kHz to 350 MHz and a UHF input from 240 MHz to 960 MHz. It fits engineers, hobbyists and field technicians who need a battery-powered instrument for quick signal checks. The color display presents 290 scan points across the selected span. Switchable resolution bandpass filters adjust between 2.6 kHz and 640 kHz.

Upgrade From PC-Based Dongles

This unit replaces tethered USB dongles that require a laptop and external power. The jump is worth it when measurements must be made on a tower, in a vehicle or at a remote site without mains power. Built-in rechargeable cells deliver at least two hours of continuous operation. Automatic self-test and low-input calibration run on the internal signal generator, removing the need for a separate reference source.

Signal Generator And Measurement Headroom

When not analyzing spectra the device acts as a signal generator with sine output from .1 to 350 MHz and square-wave output from 240 to 960 MHz. It comfortably handles AM, FM and narrowband digital signals within the stated filter bandwidths. The UHF input offers lesser dynamic range above 240 MHz, so wideband or very weak UHF signals may fall below the noise floor. Buyers needing tracking generators above 960 MHz or laboratory-grade phase-noise performance should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Handheld spectrum analysis from 100 kHz to 960 MHz
  • Built-in signal generator outputs sine to 350 MHz and square wave to 960 MHz
  • Switchable resolution filters from 2.6 kHz to 640 kHz
  • Colour display shows 290 scan points across the full span
  • Rechargeable battery provides at least two hours of portable use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What connectors does the TinySA use for its MF/HF/VHF and UHF inputs?

The analyzer has two RF inputs: one for MF/HF/VHF covering 100 kHz to 350 MHz and a second for UHF covering 240 MHz to 960 MHz.

How do I update the firmware to version 3.1, and what common step is missed?

Connect the USB-C port to a PC, enter DFU mode by holding the button while powering on, then flash the 2021 V0.3.1 binary; the step often missed is putting the device into DFU mode before flashing.

How long does the internal battery last, and can I replace it myself?

The built-in rechargeable cell provides at least 2 hours of portable use; it is not user-replaceable without opening the enclosure and soldering a new pack.

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