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Re: negative impedance values in smith chart
Check you calibration
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Op 19-2-2020 om 12:12 schreef Hern¨¢n Freschi: I recently tried to measure input impedance on a helical filter. the problem is, the plot went outside the smith chart, and the marker showed negative impedance values and other crazy stuff. |
negative impedance values in smith chart
I recently tried to measure input impedance on a helical filter. the problem is, the plot went outside the smith chart, and the marker showed negative impedance values and other crazy stuff.
what could be the cause for this? the filter was only 137mhz so it should be well within the range of the VNA. the expected impedance is 50 ohms. the filter passband was measured correctly, and the return loss showed a sane value. only the smith chart was empty. thanks. |
Re: Android app cable not working!
Before I go to that testing, my Windows 10 PC communicates fine with
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the Nano using nanovnasaver... but two android phones, three cables and using teh web app as well as the android app, always the same "no device found" error. On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 6:49 PM Larry Rothman <nlroth@...> wrote:
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Re: Anyone had news from Maggie King?
Pierre Martel
I went to my alibaba before asking question here.
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thanks Hugen for the answer, I paid the extra 10$ for DHL shipping cause I wanted it faster.. I do understand there was a longueur holiday then expected. so will have to wait. Left a message yesterday. still no response.. I just hope she is ok , same for Hugen. Le mar. 18 f¨¦vr. 2020 ¨¤ 16:56, PA7RG <robert.pa7rg@...> a ¨¦crit :
In my alibaba I found this. |
Re: Android app cable not working!
Dumb question: have you tried using TeraTerm on a PC to talk to your Nano via the console?
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If that works, then refer to the following thread and see if your phone can talk through a terminal app... /g/nanovna-users/message/9978 On Tue, 18 Feb 2020 at 6:15 PM, Kayak<kayak1176@...> wrote: weird. I just received my THIRD OTG adapter cable and two USB-A to micro-USB cables, and tried the supposedly always-compatible nano web version on the J7 Prime and the LG Aristo, no joy whatsoever. 'no compatible device found'? doesnt work in the app either. Two apps Three OTG adapter caboles Two phones Two USB cables Zero luck. On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 1:48 PM gary <w9td@...> wrote:
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Re: Android app cable not working!
weird. I just received my THIRD OTG adapter cable and two USB-A to
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micro-USB cables, and tried the supposedly always-compatible nano web version on the J7 Prime and the LG Aristo, no joy whatsoever. 'no compatible device found' doesnt work in the app either. Two apps Three OTG adapter caboles Two phones Two USB cables Zero luck. On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 1:48 PM gary <w9td@...> wrote:
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Re: Functions of the rocker switch
Some of the forum members including myself have removed the jog switch and installed buttons.?
Check the files section for hardware mods.? On Tue, 18 Feb 2020 at 5:34 PM, DaveH52<ac2gl.dave@...> wrote: I think it's primary function is to break. Looks like I've got some inventing to do. |
Re: SWR trace always showing 1:1 as flat line at bottom of screen
Mine also. VNASaver is somewhat more in line with other tools. I''ve been wondering why, too.
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Cheers, Ed -KT4ED On 2/18/2020 4:46 PM, RetroDude wrote:
NanoVNA displays SWR values that are consistently much lower than shown on any of my outboard bridges. |
Re: SWR trace always showing 1:1 as flat line at bottom of screen
On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 09:27 AM, Bill Smotrilla wrote:
You may need to use a smaller freq sweep range and select only the bands youNot sure I am understanding you correctly, but the SWR trace remained flat at the bottom of the screen all the time, there where no dips or peaks of any sort being shown, which is what I would have expected to see, as in fact I know that this multi-band antenna that was being tested has overall quite high SWR across all the ham bands, and that was one of the main reasons that my friend purchased the NanoVNA as he was hoping to make some sense out of the antenna's resonant points, or if there even where any. After the initial 2-35Mhz sweep I switched to a narrower band scan limited to only from 2-10MHz and recalibrated, but the SWR trace was still only flat at the bottom of the screen and the readout was showing 1:1 across the board. I am aware of the 101 data point limitation, but still even with the wider 2-35Mhz initial sweep it should have shown a resolution of about 325Khz which I would think would be more than enough to at least show a good part of the overall varying SWR at the antenna in relation the the frequency sweep. Another theory I had at the time I was playing with the device is that somehow the "signal" going to the SWR trace is too low, and its trace is just somewhere hidden further down on the screen because the scaling is too high, or something to that effect. But I was not sure how to change the scale only for the SWR trace as the other two traces (Ret-Loss, and Smith) seemed to be working fine. |
Re: State save/recall
#firmware
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Mit freundlichen Gr¨¹?en Marc Pittorf -----Urspr¨¹ngliche Nachricht----- Von: "Larry Rothman" <nlroth@...> Gesendet: Dienstag, 18. Februar 2020 19:53 An: [email protected] Betreff: Re: [nanovna-users] State save/recall #firmware Why not save it to any of the other 3 or 4 save locations instead of the power-on default? Set up what you want then select calibrate, save, location. To recall, go to recall, location. On Tuesday, February 18, 2020, 1:44:34 p.m. GMT-5, Nels Nelsen <nels.nelsen@...> wrote:
Not being able to save the "state" of the nanoVNA is my #1 dislike. My work around is to save it to "place zero" of recallables as then it will survive on/off .? Once I get set up for a frequency I want to work on I stay there for a week at a time. Nels On Mon, Feb 17, 2020, 10:06 AM <g8kuw@...> wrote: I'm running nanoVNA @edy555 version firmware v0.5.4. Is there the ability |
Re: State save/recall
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Why not save it to any of the other 3 or 4 save locations instead of the power-on default?
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Set up what you want then select calibrate, save, location. To recall, go to recall, location. On Tuesday, February 18, 2020, 1:44:34 p.m. GMT-5, Nels Nelsen <nels.nelsen@...> wrote:
Not being able to save the "state" of the nanoVNA is my #1 dislike. My work around is to save it to "place zero" of recallables as then it will survive on/off .? Once I get set up for a frequency I want to work on I stay there for a week at a time. Nels On Mon, Feb 17, 2020, 10:06 AM <g8kuw@...> wrote: I'm running nanoVNA @edy555 version firmware v0.5.4. Is there the ability |
Re: Android app cable not working!
Here is my Willkac cable working with a Moto X to the nanoVNA. The X is running Android 7 and asks if the nanoVNA should be allowed to use the USB when it is connected. The NanoVNA app just works without fuss. Note that the Wiilkac cable is a standard type A USB 3 socket not type C.
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Re: State save/recall
#firmware
Not being able to save the "state" of the nanoVNA is my #1 dislike.
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My work around is to save it to "place zero" of recallables as then it will survive on/off . Once I get set up for a frequency I want to work on I stay there for a week at a time. Nels On Mon, Feb 17, 2020, 10:06 AM <g8kuw@...> wrote:
I'm running nanoVNA @edy555 version firmware v0.5.4. Is there the ability |
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