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Indeed - if there were a decent python+libraries on Android, it would be straightforward to move NanoVNA-Saver as a start. If you were *bold* - Java is sort of the native Android language, but I don't

Here's a nice article on measuring components with a VNA, discussing the three test configurations - fixturing, error analysis, etc.

Hello all... I'm new to VNA's, and need some guidance. What is the way to connect my NanoVNA-H to a dipole antenna trap so I can tune it, and read resonant frequency, Q, impedance, etc.? Thank you for

Here they are, fresh from nanovnasaver after SOLTI calibration : NanoVna has been boxed with a pair of SMA to N adapters. 73 Federico ik3umt

Thank's Klaus. Indeed, when I notice an update, I make changes here as well. -- *** If you are not part of the solution, then you are the problem. ( http://ha3hz.hu/ ) ***

Post the graphs or the S21 files from NanoVNA Saver.

That boom cost includes the milled aluminium enclosure? If so, that is a very good price. If available I would be interested in purchasing an engineering sample, without the case. I suspect that

It is probably a quite limited amount of work to port the PC software to Android. Then simply sell a bundle of a cheap Android tablet (these are cheaper than the screens inside them :-) and the

Hi, new to this group. NanoVna ttrftech v. 0.5.4 NanoVnaSaver v. 0.3.7 I'm trying to use a home made fixture for testing chokes via S21 parameters, two short wires exiting VNA ports ending with clips

Yes, connection some. But in my firmware you can select current connection type (USB or Serial), speed in menu in any time. Can configure module from NanoVNA console. Can connect different device and

I would venture that the barrier here is not hardware, but gateware/software and ASICs. It's one thing to 'be inspired by' hardware designs, but directly ripping off software/gateware would be a

wrote: What a shame. What differentiates the NanoVNA from other VNAs like the VNWA from DG8SAQ, is the fact the NanoVNA is fully self-contained. I have a VNWA here I have never used, as I could not

You can also take a look at /g/nanovna-users/message/17351 Best regards Piero, I0KPT

That's wrong. 20200926 https://github.com/nanovna/NanoVNA-V2-firmware/releases -- Klaus, DL5KV

Thank you very much for the info and the link to the serious Super Spice design program, IMO this is a beautiful piece of software that cuts breadboard bench time out of the picture. The only thing

We have been working closely with Jan and provided all manufacturing support for Jan's second version of the VNA design. The results so far are very satisfactory, but we still need to make some final

All of this looks very useful. Cool stuff! Looking forward to seeing how much more detail we get in a TDR display with 401 points. Having the UART available opens up many new possibilities. Thanks!

Oh, I forgot to include the link... http://yatrim.com/? The author also has an Android utility to flash over Bluetooth for those that have added the BT serial module to their Nanovna.? Again: the

Interesting. As a digital guy, I'm surprised a 6ghz instrument can use an Si5351 as the primary clock source. Rather high jitter, SiLabs has far better. He has two 100mhz channels from the Si5351

Folks, I use my LG gpad for quite a lot of my activities so I started to search for an Android app that could flash and read the Nanovna firmware using the USB OTG function. I found 'STM32 Utils' and