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Re: Protective Case for H4
I looked at the case, I had similar thoughts, but I would have holes for the coax cables to connect to the NanoVna and also an extention to mount whatever test board you are using, in my case the
By Mikek · #15310 ·
Re: Protective Case for H4
That is cool. 1. Do you have pics to share to show? 2. Are you going to make any to sell, for those of us without 3D printers? (Yes, there are still some of us out there)... [image: photo] *Bob
By Bob Willey K3RLW · #15309 ·
Re: Protective Case for H4
Looks to be this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4543549 Dave-KB1PVH Sent from my Galaxy S9
By David Webb · #15308 ·
Re: Protective Case for H4
What¡¯s the thingiverse number? Thanks, -rick, K7LOG
By Rick Commo · #15307 ·
Re: Protective Case for H4
I just don¡¯t have exact measurements to verify the fitting for the other models. Sent from my over-rated IPhone 7 Plus. Any Mis-spellings or grammar errors are due to my IPhone auto correct feature.
By Darrell Carothers · #15306 ·
Re: nanoVNA Saver exports s2p files with S11 = S21 #nanovna-saver
On my own PC and with my nanovna firmware 0.8.0 or dislord's current one and with my nanovna v2 0.3.6-rc2 works more reliable as v0.3.4 and a lot better then v0.3.0 but some quirks seems to exist, but
By Holger M¨¹ller · #15305 ·
Re: nanoVNA Saver exports s2p files with S11 = S21 #nanovna-saver
Git Hub shows 0.0.3.6-rc2 is the latest version of NanoVNA Saver Should I be staying with the 0.0.3 version? or moving to the 0.3.3.6 version? KEoZUW John
By John Nicholas · #15304 ·
Re: Identifying ferrite materials with S11 measurements
I'll note that unwanted shunt-capacitance can result in errors (that increase in frequency) when measuring large impedances using "configuration 3" in the Copper Mountain doc. This same shunt
By Jeff Anderson · #15303 ·
Re: Protective Case for H4
Thanks Darrell I'll take a look. I've been putting off designing one for myself so this may save me some time...
By K4YQ - Steve <K4YQ@...> · #15302 ·
Re: VBAT resistor voltage divider, polynomial fitting, VBAT sampling
FYI - In the current source code the internal on-chip vbat divider is always enabled. There is an option where the divider is switched on/off before/after the actual vbat measurement via ADC1_17
By igor-m · #15301 ·
Re: Identifying ferrite materials with S11 measurements
This measurement technique was addressed many months ago in a prior thread. https://coppermountaintech.com/measurement-of-electronic-component-impedance-using-a-vector-network-analyzer/ You can now go
By alan victor · #15300 ·
Re: Emails
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By KF6BL · #15299 ·
Re: VBAT resistor voltage divider, polynomial fitting, VBAT sampling
The Vbat, at least what I see in the sources for H4, is being sampled such the Vbat voltage divided by 2 (internal on-chip divider, most probably disconnected when not in use) is converted via the ADC
By igor-m · #15298 ·
Protective Case for H4
Just FYI, I designed a protective case for the H4. It is a bit oversized to allow additional SMA connectors to be left on to prevent abuse to the connectors attached directly to the circuit board. The
By Darrell Carothers · #15297 ·
Re: Bettering the resistors' network on the RX input?
Dear Clifford, I've studied Dunsmore's publication (thanks for the link!), as I can understand it is more about the way to enhance the U7's input (I'm referring to the 3.4.2) network, namely, the
By ZAO · #15296 ·
Re: VBAT resistor voltage divider, polynomial fitting, VBAT sampling
There have been several threads in the various nanovna forums about the value of applying engineering to these devices. For the record: You statements are incorrect, except, perhaps where you imply
By Rich NE1EE · #15295 ·
Re: Identifying ferrite materials with S11 measurements
Nice write-up of the measurement problems. Rings a few bells. Now with the nano, I measered several resistive loads (47 to 10k) using S11 en S21 in the HF range a few weeks ago. For high impedance
By Arie Kleingeld PA3A · #15294 ·
Re: Identifying ferrite materials with S11 measurements
Excellent! Thanks very much, Pete. 73, Jeff, k6jca
By Jeff Anderson · #15293 ·
Re: Identifying ferrite materials with S11 measurements
Hi Jeff, Here's the paper: Showed up below as Challengesandsolutionsforimpedance When I did the complex algebra it was a good refresher. 73, Pete
By WB2UAQ · #15292 ·
Re: nanoVNA Saver exports s2p files with S11 = S21 #nanovna-saver
It was a bug releases between v0.3.0 and v0.3.2 fixed in v0.3.3 https://github.com/NanoVNA-Saver/nanovna-saver/issues/202 73 Holger, DG5DBH
By Holger M¨¹ller · #15291 ·