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Here's the link for those interested in having a look: /g/nanovna-users/files/NanoVNA%20PC%20Software/Screendump

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /NanoVNA PC Software/Screendump/GetScreenSE.exe ( /g/nanovna-users/files/NanoVNA PC

Hi folks! I have made a Second Edition of my GetScreen program and uploaded it to the files section. The program now supports different models of the NanoVNA and also the nice tinySA. You can add

I wonder if there's a semi-standard set of SCPI commands for commercial VNAs. Then one could make a SCPI : NanoVNA translation layer. Why? It might be useful to leverage other systems that have

I bought mine from RandL.com ( http://RandL.com ) $69 NanoVna Saa2N. 4" 50k to 3Ghz. Had it four days now Looking forward to writing my ham c# App to talk to the serial port I will make it freeware

I agree John. At best my schematic is a circuit rendering. Maybe the data sheet has info on the required terminations.

The difference in screen size would have had me returning that right off... I bought my first one there too, and the package that it came in was so tight that pressure was exerted on the rocker

Rich, attach a photo so the rest of us know what you're looking at.

Welcome to the group, Bob. Please refer to any of the user guides mentioned in the Wiki. You can print the one I edit - it's in the Files section.? Note: every post you receive has links to these

I'm following this with great interest as this is something that I'm also busy learning about while waiting for my NanoVNA-H4 - thanks for all the valuable info so far!

Hi all I bought what I believe is the nanoVNC-h on fleepay. 50kHz - 900MHz 2.8" screen. Was advertised as a 4" touchscreen. I'm pretty sure it's a clone, a fake and a dud. It turns on ok but how do I

I have a new RF Demo Kit board that came with two connecting wires. One end is an SMA male connector and the other end is something that I have never seen before. It is supposed to connect to the test

Alan, I think the actual notch filter is ceramic piezoelectric. Probably more Q in a small package, and easier to keep on frequency. --John Gord

This arrangement would create the trap --- notch. Assigned a termination of 300 ohms loaded both sides.

The data sheet for the band reject, notch filter or TRAP is located at: https://datasheetspdf.com/pdf/1154516/Token/XT6.5MB/1 It appears to used in TV receivers and I suspect inside the unit is a

Andrea, I am not familiar with the band reject filter in circuit 5, but the filter in circuit 6 is probably a fairly standard 10.7 MHz ceramic bandpass filter once common in FM receivers. These

I meant "what the designer [...] wanted to do" I meant "I still don't know". And now it should be evident I'm oppressed by my own oversights and I'd love having the chance here to edit my messages

I'm sorry, I forgot to attach... :-( A.

On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 02:30 PM, alan victor wrote: > There is a fundamental idea that is easy to grasp but it has big implications > in achieving lossless > impedance matching. Although we can

\ Yes, this is very much the case. The other strategy is to design your system so you don't care. For instance, the NanoVNA itself is made on what I assume is FR4. But, because there's a calibration