You may try Walmart online, they have one that is close to the original for
$20+ bucks.
On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 9:11 AM <moensted1@...> wrote:
Hi nanoVNA users,
This is my first post here so I hope I am posting in the right topic
subgroup .. ?
My reason for posting is that I am interested in buying and getting to
know how to use a nanoVNA for PDN measurements (DACs and ADCs) and passive
component characterization. To this end I have watched this video by Joe
Smith:
and it looks very much as if his software may do exactly what I need a
software to do. However, in the intro to the video at appr. 2:15 mins he
compares the capabilities of various nanoVNAs and apparently it is
specifically the "original VNA" - shown at 2:15 mins - that has both a low
lower cut-off frequency (10 kHz), a wide dynamic range, and works in a way
that is fully compatible with his software.
Having searched e.g. ebay for an "original" nanoVNA I get like hundreds of
"hits" and I don't really know what to go for ... ??
Might one of you here know which nanoVNA Joe Smith uses and where it can
be bought (if possible it would be preferable within the EU)? Help would be
much appreciated :-)
Cheers & thanks for considering,
Jesper M
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David Stansberry
David Stansberry