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Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
All three plots below are for renormalization from 50 to 330 ohms. Red used the forward and reverse measurements while blue is forward only and green is reverse only. The "only" measurements set S12 =
By Brian Beezley · #39529 ·
Re: looking for beginners guide to connect vna to pc
You should try NanoVNA Saver or NanoVNA app.
By Roger Need · #39528 ·
looking for beginners guide to connect vna to pc
is there a beginners guide to connecting your nanovna-h to a pc? It may not be as simple as I am thinking. I have a nanovna-h edy555 ver 0.4.5-1 efbbceca when I connect it to my pc it shows up as
By diyer · #39527 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
Hi Brian, Thanks big time for sending me the .s2p renormalized file. As a reminder to everyone your renormalized curve used my original forward and backward measurements of my ceramic filter using a
By Donald Kirk · #39526 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
Hi Brian, Can you post or email me the .s2p file for your renormalized curve (red curve). I want to overlay my curves I obtain with resistive matching. Thanks, Don (wd8dsb)
By Donald Kirk · #39525 ·
Measuring signal levels Re: [nanovna-users] Adapting the LiteVNA for SAR?
VNA is the wrong tool (coherent detection depending on harmonic structure, and with a single detection bandwidth). Use a nano Spectrum Analyzer
By Jim Lux · #39524 ·
Re: Adapting the LiteVNA for SAR?
All of this begs a simple question. Use the NanoVNA as a Field Strength Meter. Why - Just built a new antenna using the NanoVNA to adjust it to the operational Frequency and adjusted the impedance for
By VE6LX · #39523 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
I forgot to mention that initially NanoVNA-App would not load the renormalized .s2p file. I had to manually change R 330 to R 50 in the # line to get it to load. Before I discovered this, I used
By Brian Beezley · #39522 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
The plot compares S21 of the forward 50 ohm file with S21 after forward and reverse were renormalized to 330 ohms. Stopband details of the renormalized curve differ from your earlier curve using a
By Brian Beezley · #39521 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
Hi Brian, Your wish is my command. See attached .s2p files for my ceramic filter with 10 pf load connected direct to NanoVNA-F ports tested forward and reverse connected. Note: I set my NanoVNA
By Donald Kirk · #39520 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
Don, how about measuring the filter with a 10 pF load using no impedance matching (50 ohm source and load). Reverse the filter, measure again, and post the two .s2p files. I'm curious what my program
By Brian Beezley · #39519 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
Hi Brian, I repeated the tests but this time using resistive matching pads to provide 330 ohm impedance to both the input and output of the ceramic filter versus using my very broadband transformers
By Donald Kirk · #39518 ·
Re: NanoVNA-H Connecting
An update, was able to update to Version 1.2 still not able to direct connect to any of the PC apps
By Roger C · #39517 ·
Re: Starting trouble for NanoVNA!
I will try that next time! 73 Jon, VU2JO [email protected]> wrote:
By Jon · #39516 ·
Re: Adapting the LiteVNA for SAR?
? Use S21 mode with an amplifier. People have been using VNAs as radars for years. The NanoVNA just makes it easier. Dealing with the big first reflection is tricky. One way is to use a separate
By Jim Lux · #39515 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
Thanks, Don. Your filter shows much more response variation with a capacitive load than the 230 kHz filter in the Murata curves. I don't think anyone adds capacitance on purpose. In the past I have
By Brian Beezley · #39514 ·
Re: testing non-50 ohm filters was Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA port renormalization
Hi Brian, I went ahead and tested the filter response using a 10 pF, 33 pF, and 68 pF load capacitor. Attached are 3 plots and the reference plot on each of the attached plots is when I'm not using
By Donald Kirk · #39513 ·
Re: NanoVNA-H Connecting
OS is Win 11 Pro I've changed USB-A/usb-c cables that was the first issue. I connected my phone to this cable and saw data, I believe the cable I'm using can communicate with the NanoVNA. I'm not
By Roger C · #39512 ·
Re: The scroll button change the Start frequency
Hi DiSlord Thank you very much , long press by touchscreen on M1 marker and all become OK , I discover the long press functions Now Hi Hi Thanks again. 73's Nizar .
By Team-SIM SIM-Mode · #39511 ·
Re: The scroll button change the Start frequency
You select Start frequency change from leveler (click on start frequency at bottom) Click on M: xxxxx Hz at top for select marker move mode
By DiSlord · #39510 ·