Yigit Turgut wrote:
> What do you mean by signal generator "on this band" ?
>
> I have a signal generator which i will use to generate diffrent shaped
> signals,send to wamp and check the transmission with an osiloscope
> connected to reciever side to check gain,noise an other stuff.
>
> Am I missing something ?
>   
Don't normally say much but this one needed saying.
You are looking to build a device that transmits on 2.4GHZ, just about 
the same frequency as your microwave oven and you know what that does.
Your comments and questions to date indicate that you are not 
experienced in this area.
At 2.4gigs a 50ohm stripline that is an electrical short circuit is no 
longer a short circuit at the frequency but an inductor whose value is 
determined by length (intentionally not mentioned other factors)
The board layout and material MUST be spot on, no 'thats near enough'
Without a spectrum analyzer you should NOT even consider building a 
transmission device which could be capable of 'cooking' your big toe and 
could radiate all over the spectrum and well out of band causing 
interference to other Wi-Fi users and probably the amateur bands, 
commercial bands and military bands. Depending on where you live, 
sentences vary from huge fines and confiscation of equipment to custodial.
I am not saying that homebrew kit should not be built, after all my 
23cms, 13cms and 3cms kit is all homebrew but tested and setup using the 
correct equipment.

Cheers
Dave (G0GMK)
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