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Nanovna data output
I have a lot of dummy load and i would make a graph to compare the return loss of all.
With my older miniVNA i can get the data for each one because with VNAJ i can get out directly the return loss data. Next the return loss data of all DUT will all be imported with a libreoffice calc spreadsheet. I make the graph importing the spreadsheet in Qtiplot (this because QtiPlot is more useful to customize the graph). How can I do all this with nanovna? My best regards Enzo (IZ5GVP) P.s. Apologize me for my poor English... |
IZ5GVP,
Go to this link for a list of NanoVNA programs that will allow you to plot and save return loss, VSWR and impedance data for your dummy load. NanoVNASharp - This is a Windows executable. My advice is to use QRP's Ver 3 MOD. Search this group to find his latest version. NanoVNA Saver - Written in Python and will run on Linux or Windows. Can't go wrong with this one. TAPR VNA - This is a Windows executable. Harder to configure and get running. NanoVNA-Web-Client - My advice is to only use this if you want to save data from an android tablet or phone. - Herb |
Go to this link for aHmm, that wants updating. Latest versions should be linked in Wiki main page /g/nanovna-users/wiki |
NanoVNA with antenna or component detailed Analysis:
By Jeff King Zl4AI First step is to saving S1p and S2p Files: Yes you can do a lot with SP1 Files. The following software allows directly reading: SWR - Standing Wave Ratio Rs - Resistance, series form Xs - Reactance, series form Zmag - Impedance magnitude Theta (deg) - Impedance angle Rho (mag) - Reflection coefficient magnitude RL (dB) - Return Loss, plotted as a negative number to show "reverse" scale (see note below) Phase (deg) - Reflection coefficient angle % Reflected Power Q - Quality factor, |Xs| / Rs Rp - Resistance, parallel form Xp - Reactance, parallel form Ls (?H) - Equivalent inductance for series Xs, both positive and negative Cs (pF) - Equivalent capacitance for series Xs, both positive and negative Lp (?H) - Equivalent inductance for parallel Xp, both positive and negative Cp (pF) - Equivalent capacitance for parallel Xp, both positive and negative Download: Zplots.xlsx from AC6LA and Rigexpert and Sim Smith From ZL4AI |
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