Re: Band pass and stop measurement
The settings I used which also now seems to show correct trace is frequency 70Mhz to 147 Mhz and format real? Cheers 73s Kev MM0KJG
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sidebores@...
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#10263
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Re: Band pass and stop measurement
Hello Dave, Here is 2 pictures for you to view.
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sidebores@...
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#10262
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Re: Is my off brand a Brick?
I went directly to attached to the USB.
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John
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#10261
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Re: characteristic impedance
Hi Dave - Sorry. I should have said "worse clone reported about -72 Ohms reactive and 1 Ohm resistive" See attached image for repeat of Herb's steps with slightly different results, but still no "j".
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Oristo
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#10260
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Re: characteristic impedance
That should be -j72 ohms. Proper and good use of a VNA involves respecting the sign of the complex portion of the impedance measurement. -j implies capacitive and the below the central horizontal line
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W0LEV
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#10259
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Re: Wireless control of NanoVNA
IR doesn't work too well in sunlight. How about a neutrino beam from the LHC? Dave - W?LEV
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W0LEV
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#10258
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Re: Wireless control of NanoVNA
I test older version wifi only instrument. Extreme useful. Wifi works on long distance. Easy measure antenne feedpoint without long coax cable. No any interfetence up to 70cm. I think wifi/bluetooth
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pgc1682@...
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#10257
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Re: characteristic impedance
Did you read the original message #8655? Let's try to do it step by step. ))) Switch on NanoVNA and connect a piece of open ended cable to CH0. No matter what is the length and Vf. In my example,
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Andy UA3RAW
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#10256
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Re: characteristic impedance
On Sun, Jan 26, 2020 at 10:37 AM, Bob Albert wrote: Halfway around the Smith chart isn't 1/8 wave; it's 1/4 wave. ======================================================= Bob, Read message #10234 in
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hwalker
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#10255
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Re: Setting the vbat_offset
I don't know what the firmware does to calculate the battery level but I suspect that setting vbat_offset to 150 (as suggested by Hugen) is because the difference in voltage drop between the Schottky
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Roger Need
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#10254
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Setting the vbat_offset
Suppose I measure with a millivoltmeter the voltage across D2. Is it correct then to set the vbat_offset parameter to the value just read ? TNX Alberto
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Alberto I2PHD
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#10253
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Re: Wireless control of NanoVNA
So, the solution is an IR link? Let's get designing folks! On Sun, 26 Jan 2020 at 12:16 PM, David Eckhardt<davearea51a@...> wrote: With an RF instrument such as a VNA that measures down into the
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Larry Rothman
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#10252
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Re: characteristic impedance
Halfway around the Smith chart isn't 1/8 wave; it's 1/4 wave.
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Bob Albert <bob91343@...>
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#10251
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Re: characteristic impedance
Using 1-900MHz device calibration from weeks ago, I followed Herb's steps /g/nanovna-users/message/10210 for three generic CATV jumpers with F-connector barrels via RCA to BNC to SMA
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Oristo
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#10250
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Re: nanovna-users]NanoVNA-H4 2Port calibration problem
Hi Jos, just one question, not related to the topic: why open 4 Topics with the same name? Why don't you continue the conversation in the first one by clicking Reply? This breaks the thread. It seems
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Gyula Molnar
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#10249
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Re: problems with SWR reading in nanovna-h v3.4
#measurement
#calibration
#nanovna-h_v3dot4
Dear Oristo, thank you so much. I have tried it and it works perfectly!! Bob Albert thanks also for your advice too. It is really an amazing project and I am so happy to see such a strong &
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Cesar, EA5IOQ
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#10248
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Re: Band pass and stop measurement
Could you please give us a picture of your filter response as you measure it? Is your BC band filter a passband, stop band, low pass, or high-pass filter? Typical use would be a stop band or high-pass
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W0LEV
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#10247
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Band pass and stop measurement
Hi all, Could some give a rough guide in how to measure a filter. I have broadcast band filter and when I measure it the signal looks upside down for the bandblock. The only way I can make it look ok
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sidebores@...
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#10246
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Re: characteristic impedance
Use nanoVNA Partner v0.20 link: https://gofile.io/?c=MZf5xz
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Gyula Molnar
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#10245
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Re: Wireless control of NanoVNA
With an RF instrument such as a VNA that measures down into the "noise", an RF source in immediate proximity to low-level electronics is NOT a good idea!! Compression of linear devices in the
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W0LEV
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#10244
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