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Re: NanoVNA Saver
Hi David, I haven't considered it closely yet. A quick numerical average would be obvious for doing just a few sweeps, while a more complex look at the data, including for example showing some form of
By Rune Broberg · #2628 ·
Re: NanoVNA Saver
I just released 0.0.10: https://github.com/mihtjel/nanovna-saver/releases/tag/v0.0.10 It's not the most exciting release, but it offers some quality of life improvements, such as the ability to choose
By Rune Broberg · #2627 ·
I cannot connect to my NANOVNA serial port?
Dear members, I can't seem to connect to my usb serial port on my NANOVNA. I want to be able to use the TAPR Vector Network Analyzer software Version 4.3 and when I plug in my NANOVNA into my
By David R. Hassall WA5DJJ <dhassall@...> · #2626 ·
Re: NanoVNA Saver
What sort of averaging do you intend doing? The HP 8753/8720 VNAs use an Infinite impulse response (IIR) filter. It means that one can take 1000 averages, without storing data for the last 1000
By Dr. David Kirkby from Kirkby Microwave Ltd <drkirkby@...> · #2625 ·
Re: NanoVNA Saver
Hi Bruce, good to hear that it works! Averaging is on the roadmap, probably for 0.0.11 (or 0.1.0 or 1.0.0, however I name it) -- Rune / 5Q5R
By Rune Broberg · #2624 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware extended to 1500MHz with added scan command
Hi again Erik; My apologies for misspelling your name on my earlier post. :-O I re-flashed the 1500 MHz firmware this morning, and have observed no change in behavior. To ensure I'm not on a different
By Gary O'Neil · #2623 ·
Re: NanoVNA Saver
Hi Herb, the .exe releases will continue to be made, and the next one will be out "soon" (maybe tonight, though it's getting late.) -- Rune / 5Q5R
By Rune Broberg · #2622 ·
Re: Filter measurement
Ah. Correct. He did not refer to the model structure but used direct numbers in the code.
By Erik Kaashoek · #2621 ·
Re: Filter measurement
Erik, I'm not sure if the NanoVNA-H code at https://github.com/hugen79/NanoVNA-H is the firmware you are referring to, but there is a 50 femtofarad capacitor in the eterm_calc_es() routine in main.c.
By Jeff Anderson · #2620 ·
Re: Analyzing Noise versus Leakage on CH1
David. Given the big leakage at high frequencies, would iisolation calibration work there anyway?
By Erik Kaashoek · #2619 ·
Re: Analyzing Noise versus Leakage on CH1
setting of the adc, the noise floor shows a very different pattern If you have a NanoVNA with no screening, it would be interesting to know if some wire wall, in a plastic bag, could be used absorb
By Dr. David Kirkby from Kirkby Microwave Ltd <drkirkby@...> · #2618 ·
Re: NanoVNA Saver
You can use the TAPR PC SW for averaging . See File section of this group It will not improve directivity or dynamic range
By Erik Kaashoek · #2617 ·
Re: NanoVNA Saver
I tried the 1500 MHz firmware yesterday and was happy to see that nanoVNAsaver worked with the extended range. Of course, with the very weak signal levels above 900 Mhz the data plots are quite noisy.
By Bruce KX4AZ · #2616 ·
Re: Analyzing Noise versus Leakage on CH1
erik@, if you want to get deep measurement for S21, I suggest you to disconnect NanoVNA from PC and perform measurement from the battery. The result will be significantly better. I don't know what is
By QRP RX · #2615 ·
Re: Analyzing Noise versus Leakage on CH1
Interesting measurements! On my own build VNA using exactly the same principles as the NanoVNA (SI5351 and 3*SA612) but using a PC audio input instead of an on board adc and a PC processor for the dsp
By Erik Kaashoek · #2614 ·
Re: Filter measurement
I got this open load with NanoVNA, is it bad?
By QRP RX · #2613 ·
Re: Place to buy
I received my NanoVNA yesterday. I purchased from this ebay seller:
By WB8GRS · #2612 ·
Re: Filter measurement
Just performed test. I disconnected PC to avoid interference and performed measurement from the battery. SHORT load on CH1: noise floor almost -50 dB above 600 MHz OPEN load on CH1: noise floor
By QRP RX · #2611 ·
Re: Analyzing Noise versus Leakage on CH1
I've been looking into what could be done to improve the nanovna's dynamic range at the +900MHz frequencies, and so discussions about noise and leakage are very relevant. I've started my analysis as
By david mugridge · #2610 ·
Re: Filter measurement
Don't confuse isolation with noise. Noise doesn't depends on a leak from the second channel. Noise is independent. If you want to calibrate isolation, you're needs to reduce noise by terminating input
By QRP RX · #2609 ·