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Hello all,
Recently, i had purchased a TG44A and SA44B. As stated in the manual, the combination of both TG44A and SA44B will be functioned as a scalar network analyzer. I will like to know that is it possible to treat TG44A as a signal generator without combine SA44B with a BNC cable? I will like to fix an antenna at TG44A as a transmitter and an antenna at SA44B as a receiver. Is it possible? Thanks. I will appreciate that if someone reply my question. URGENT.
Thank you
I did not find the right solution from the internet
References :https://signalhound.com/support/forums/topic/can-tg44a-stand-alone-as-a-cw-signal-generator/
From the thread you linked to:
“The TG44 can be used as a standalone generator. There is an application called TGStandalone in the Spike application installation directory which allows you to set the frequency and amplitude of the generator.”
You can also set the TG frequency and amplitude using a TG standalone API, available on request. There are no modulation capabilities, just a CW. The TG output has a lot of harmonics, so a low pass filter should be used if you use it over the air, and you should make sure to adhere to any regulations regarding over the air RF transmissions.
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