[cloudniner]

I am gathering the parts for a 2.4 Spectrum Analyzer. Is there a place in Toronto that specializes in electronic components.

I am looking for the Cypress CYM6935 Wireless Module.

I could order it on the web but I am in Toronto now and was thinking I could find one here.

Thanks

http://thisoldgeek.blogspot.ca/2010/...-analyzer.html

[cravenjw]

Forgive me for asking, but are you building this for the sake of building it, or do you want a good quality analyzer for not much more? If its the building ignore the rest. Otherwise,

i have used these on multiple project for wifi, bridging and diagnostics including spec analysis.

check out,
http://www.ubnt.ca/index.php?page=sh...emart&Itemid=1
and
http://www.ubnt.ca/index.php?page=sh...emart&Itemid=1

former comes with omni rp-sma antenna, later has no antenna.

i have a number of these antennas for different jobs and coverages
http://www.superpassantenna.com/Ante...0-2483MHz.html

Pretty good software is included. Check out

You Tube

You Tube

I have also written my own software to collect/use the data from these units.

Good Luck

[cloudniner]

Sorry but I want to hook the CYWM6935 to my Arduino with an SD card and record what kind of noise I am getting in my A/C.

I am going to use the CYWM6935 as the front end.

Thanks


Found One:

http://www.creatroninc.com/

[davidmc36]

The Cypress site links through to these guys as distributors:

Arrow North American Components - Toronto
171 Superior Boulevard
Mississauga, Ontario
Canada L5T 2L6
Phone#: (905) 565-4405
Fax#: (905) 565-4410

http://www.em.avnet.com/en-us/design...chLocator.aspx
Toronto, Ontario ​6950 Creditview Rd. Unit 2
Mississauga, Ontario, L5N 0A6 905-812-4400

http://www.futureelectronics.com/en/...country=Canada
Toronto
6711 Mississauga Road
Suite 302
Mississauga
Ontario
L5N 2W3

Tel: (800) 388-8731
Fax: (514) 695-3707

[cravenjw]

All the major online electronic warehouses have them
Avnet as davidmc suggests
Mouser,Digikey,Newark
Speaking from experience Avnet is the hardest to work with, they like commercial accounts.
Digikey is usually fastest. Mouser is usually cheapest.

[cloudniner]

Thanks guys!

Actually 'Future Electronics' is the cheapest I think at $19.11 with $8 for shipping.

Can't find one locally so I will order one via the web.

Thanks again.

What I want to do is give the Cypress chip tunnel vision with the chip facing out the side of my A/C. Fly around and see what channels are being used in the area with the results being put on the SD card. Not using the whole Arduino, just the ATMEGA328P chip and a Radio Shack perf board.

Using a RF24 module my own home wifi system covers channels 14 to 20 and go out about 400 ft. There are so many devices on 2.4GHz it is amazing.


Keeps me busy in the winter.... LOL