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Re: VNA Resonance Methodology


 

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Finally I got some time to perform measurements. I used an E5061A VNA (a nanovna can be used as direct replacement, this is nothing special). I started calibrating my port 1 on SMA male. I build a simple coil over a plastic form and I used a 160pF mica plate capacitor in series. I got a series resonance frequency of fs= 2.718 MHz and ?a series resonance due pasitic capacitance (Cp) of fp=15.757 Mhz. I used segmented sweep to have more frequency resolution at fs.?

If I short the coil and I measure the capacitance ?this is ?@fs C= 162.14 pF performing some calculations* Cp = 4.97 pF ?, then we can compute L = 20.518 microH at fs the series resistance was Rs= 2.314 ohm and this is Q= 151. There are more information on attached pictures.?
If we not consider the Cp(=0) ¡­ the results are : L= 21.147 microH Q= 156.?

*The series capacitance is close to the ratio of fp and fs squared minus one times Cp : C= ((fp/fs)^2 -1) Cp ?


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On 1 Dec 2024, at 18:46, Jinxie via <paul666@...> wrote:

I'll just post some shots to answer the requests earlier up the thread.
This first one is the set-up I'm using. I have had to resort to some longish leads to connect the items together, but this is only 1.45Mhz so practically DC and shouldn't materially affect the results.
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The Smith Chart plot for this set-up:
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The linear plot for the set-up shows the poor Q and why I couldn't get a dip with my meter earlier. I did try the log plot out of interest, but it was so flat you really couldn't see the resonant area at all:
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I'll try the shunt arrangement in due course, but? I won't have access to the analyzer again for another 2 weeks.
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