Intro In my last blog post I alluded to the fact that you could take s1p touchstone files generated by nanoVNAsaver and use this to automatically calculate/simulate a matching network in QUCSstudio. This could be used to quickly design antenna…
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Getting Started with the NanoVNA -Part 3 – PC Software
VNA Saver – PC Software There is now a variety of PC based software that is available to use with your nanoVNA. In this post, I will be demonstrating NanoVNASaver(version 0.0.9). This is developed by Rune Broberg and is fully…
Getting Started with the NanoVNA -part 2
In the previous post, we got up to speed with the basics of what a VNA is and how to run a basic calibration. In this post we will look at configuring the traces and formats. Note on Charging –…
Getting Started with the NanoVNA -part 1
This post now includes some edits based on user feedback[in green italic] What is a VNA? The Vector Network Analyser is an essential piece of test equipment that no RF engineer should be without. If you have previously worked with…
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