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Re: Default Startup Settings
Al, From the NanoVNA Menu Structure Map get the Home Menu on the screen. Once you get all the traces and displays the way you want them, Touch CAL then SAVE then SAVE 0 If you only use one frequency
By Chuck Carpenter · #10868 ·
Re: PL-259 calibration
Hi Robert That was a nice walk down the memory lane. I the last few lines I made a promise not yet fulfilled I have also learned a few more trick since I made this "monster document". I am still busy
By Kurt Poulsen · #10867 ·
Re: Measuring CMC and S21 readings
I tried this connection with full through cal (excluded isolation) with the HP 8753C. Shields were commoned at the junction of the coax from the two ports. Choke was inserted between the S11 and S22
By W0LEV · #10866 ·
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By [email protected] Notification <nanovna-users+notification@...> · #10865 ·
Re: Measuring CMC and S21 readings
Hi Igor and others Just a small note There is a "snag" regarding converting a S21 measurement to impedance because the math used request that both the source and load impedance from both of the two
By Kurt Poulsen · #10864 ·
Re: Default Startup Settings
Hi Al Get all the trace settings and formats, start/stop stimulus, scale etc sorted out the way you like them, do a calibration, then save to slot 0 (0 is important here as it's the default that is
By GM7TFP · #10863 ·
Default Startup Settings
I got my NanoVNA-H today. It seems to work fine, and the small size is nice. I will be using it primarily to check SWR on various antenna designs. Is there a way to save all my settings once I have it
By Al Clark · #10862 ·
Re: How do you measure inductor values with nanovna?
AL values are set based on the best guess idea for how many turns will be on a certain sized core. Let me digress a bit.? For coils wound on high permeability cores (think u > 200) nearly all the
By Larry Benko · #10861 ·
Re: Calibration doesn't compensate for "open" correctly
I do occasionally just rerun e.g. thru calibration.
By Oristo · #10860 ·
Re: Measuring CMC and S21 readings
Exactly Roger- ignoring the reactive component and not knowing the resistive component - and also knowing the antenna system' complex Z can lead to worse CM. W8 JI, and Owen Duffy, in addition to the
By Dale Parfitt · #10859 ·
Re: Measuring CMC and S21 readings
In my opinion the working of a CMC is to stop RF-currents on the outside of the braid, whether it originates from the antenna or from surrounding mostly vertically polarized disturbances. Thus these
By Torbj?rn Toreson · #10858 ·
Re: Measuring CMC and S21 readings
Some interesting thoughts on this subject by K6JCA with an extensive reference list on this topic at the end of his blog post.
By Roger Need · #10857 ·
Re: Calibration doesn't compensate for "open" correctly
I had the same problem. Reset needs to be done before calibration. I wonder why the firmware developers just don't do it before starting a calibration. Another NanoVNA "mystery".... Roger
By Roger Need · #10856 ·
Re: Measuring CMC and S21 readings
There is some debate on how the measured S21 common mode choke impedance actually effects the performance of an antenna system. Here is one viewpoint by Owen Duffy as food for thought.....
By Roger Need · #10855 ·
Re: Measuring CMC and S21 readings
Why? The goal of the measurement described is to evaluate the impedance (L) presented by the CM choke when installed in the feedline. Presuming #14 or #12 wire is used, the DC (not the same as
By W0LEV · #10854 ·
Re: Measuring CMC and S21 readings
Hi, Gyula, Thanks a lot for very interesting links indeed. I need a time to digest it. However, just interesting, which readings shows a ¡°big¡± VNAs in S21 if short both ports with previously
By Igor Lapko · #10853 ·
Re: How do you measure inductor values with nanovna?
The permeability of most cores can vary (per spec!!) +/- 20%. This variation, of course, reflects on the inductance of each winding. Dave - W?LEV -- *Dave - W?LEV* *Just Let Darwin Work* *Just
By W0LEV · #10852 ·
Re: Calibration doesn't compensate for "open" correctly
Ok it looks like you have to press "RESET" before you can re-do the calibration? I was afraid RESET would clear out all the saved calibrations
By K9LUC · #10851 ·
Re: Calibration doesn't compensate for "open" correctly
I think part of the problem is for some reason when I go into calibration, the "Load" item is highlighted still. Don't know why
By K9LUC · #10850 ·
Re: VNA Video Tutorial
There seems to be no narration. Can't you just mute the sound?
By Dave VE3LHO · #10849 ·