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MrBungle · 20th Feb 2018, 3:20 pm

This particular beast isn't going to see anything faster than about 30MHz. Plan is to use it for substitution tests on my never ending HF transceiver build. It's being driven from a Rigol AWG at the moment which has reasonable harmonic suppression. This is going soon (it has some real turds hiding in it) so will replace with a proper RF signal generator.

Also will reuse another one for the spectrum analyser project.

Got my feed through capacitors today so I can actually proceed with knocking up some decent RF tight modules for that and getting the DC in sorted on this.

20th Feb 2018, 3:20 pm	#14
MrBungle Dekatron Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: London, UK. Posts: 3,687	Re: W7ZOI power meter (AD8307 based) This particular beast isn't going to see anything faster than about 30MHz. Plan is to use it for substitution tests on my never ending HF transceiver build. It's being driven from a Rigol AWG at the moment which has reasonable harmonic suppression. This is going soon (it has some real turds hiding in it) so will replace with a proper RF signal generator. Also will reuse another one for the spectrum analyser project. Got my feed through capacitors today so I can actually proceed with knocking up some decent RF tight modules for that and getting the DC in sorted on this.