In this video, we are going to look at Pure Spectrum Analyzer, which is a very good tool to analyze
the complete spectrum.
So we are using had a lot of fun and had got if one offers from one megahertz to six gigahertz of a
spectrum, right?
So this tool can analyze the whole spectrum in a single screen, as you can see it overhead in the screenshot,
so we can analyze the whole spectrum of Hecate if one in a single screen.
So this is a very good tool to analyze the complete spectrum and what are the frequencies available
in our vicinity so we can use this tool.
So if you're using open door clinics, you can install this tool easily.
Since we're using Dragon, this tool is preinstalled.
So let me open this tool.
So you have to go into your ham radio section and what head there is you expect from analyzer?
So this is the tool.
And from settings, you can select the device, so we are using had got off one.
So we are selecting have got to underscore sweep.
We can also select superpower.
Superpower is a basically so is a framework which is made for different hardware platforms.
So suppose if you are using lime, SDR or play darts or Pluto, Pluto, SDR.
So these devices are not mentioned overhead, but you can use super power to power those devices.
So this is also a very great framework.
It supports many hardware devices so we can use this one as well.
But what?
There is negative, so it is separately available so we can use Hecate one sleep as well.
So let me use heck out of one sleep.
And left to OK.
And what had we can set the frequency?
So let's just set the frequency.
Let's just check the complete spectrum first.
Let's just check from an megahertz.
Let's just do it one megahertz.
From one megahertz to six, Gegard, so let's just start.
And what you can see, a complete spectrum of negative one, and you can zoom in using your mouse wheel.
And or here you can see from 2.4 to 2.5 gigahertz, there is a Wi-Fi frequency.
And we can change the frequency as well, so we can do 400 megahertz to.
Five hundred megahertz, let's just say five hundred megahertz.
Let's just start.
And overhead, we can see.
And what had to be getting feedback from all four megahertz to five hundred megahertz?
So this is a great tool to analyze different frequencies and what are the different frequencies available
in our vicinity?
So you can check out this tool as.