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The audio analysis of the modulated portion of the HF signal
helps to identify the source of a given HF radiation signal.
Sounds and signals are very difficult to describe in writing. The
best way to learn the signals is to approach known HF sources
very closely and listen to their specific signal patterns. Without
detailed knowledge, the characteristic signal patterns of the
following HF sources can be easily identified: 2.4 GHz telephones
(DECT phones, incl. base station and handset) as well as cellular
phones, the signal patterns of which can be divided into "a live
connected phone call", "stand-by mode" and, especially impor-
tant for cellular phones, the "establishing of a connection". The
typical signal patterns of a cellular phone base station can also be
identified this way. For comparison reasons you are well advised
to take measurements during high-traffic times, as well as some
times during the night, in order to familiarize yourself with the dif-
ferent noises.
"Marking" of unpulsed signals:
Un-pulsed signals by their very nature are not audible in the audio
analysis and therefore easily missed. For that reason they are
marked by a uniform "rattling" tone, with its volume proportional
to its contents of the total signal. This "marking" has a frequency
of 16 Hz, and an audio sample can also be downloaded as an
MP3 file from our website.
On our home page you will find a link to some typical samples of
audio analyses as MP3-files. Furthermore, the audio analysis can
be significantly simplified by the filters we offer.
For more in-depth analyses
Gigahertz Solutions offers:
Attenuators for expanding the designed range of the analysers
upwards for strong sources of pollution.
Frequency filters for a more precise separation of different ra-
dio frequency service bands.
Instruments for lower HF: For measurement of signal frequen-
cies above 27 MHz (including: CB radioing, analogue and digital
TV and radio TETRA etc.) we offer the instruments HFE35C and
HFE59B.
Instruments for HF up to 6 GHz / 10 GHz: For analyses for yet
higher frequencies (up to abt. 6 GHz, including WLAN, WIMAX
and some directional radio sources and aviation radar), we offer
the HFW35C (2.4-6 GHz). A new broad band analyser for 2.4-10
GHz is under development (HFW59B).
Instruments for low frequencies: Electrosmog is not limited to
the Radio Frequency range! Also for the low frequency range
such as power (distribution and domestic installations) and rail-
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Turn the attenuator knob for the audio analysis fully to the left („-„) before be-
ginning, as it might become very loud, when switching while monitoring a high
intensity radiation.
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