Difference between revisions of "NanoVNA"

Revision as of 18:58, 25 April 2020

Number of Calibration Points: 101 (Fixed)
Number of Scanning Points: 101 (Fixed)
Display Tracking: 4, Marking: 4, Save Setting : 5
PCB: 54mm x 85.5mm x 11mm (without the size of connectors, switches)
Measurement Frequency: 50KHz ~ 300MHz (50KHz -900MHz, enable extended firmware)
RF Output: -13dbm (maximum -9dbm)
Frequency Accuracy: 0.5ppm
Measurement Range: 70dB (50kHz-300MHz), 50dB (300M-600MHz), 40dB (600M-900MHz) enable extended firmware)
Port SWR: 1.1
Display: 2.8 inch TFT (320 x240)
USB Interface: USB Type-C; Communications Mode: CDC (Serial)
Power Supply: USB 5V 120mA, built-in 400mAh electricity, maximum charging current 0.8A
nanovna users nanovna-users@groups.io
Amazon links

My unit did not come with a battery
Added an ST connector and an 850 mAh LiPo battery
The pinout on the card was backwards from the pinout of the connector at the end of the battery wires
Removed the pins from the battery wire connector and flipped the pins
Charging looks like it's working
Battery is a bit too thick to screw the back on completely
May want to switch to larger standoffs
Someone else's page (they added an inline connector and wired to the card)
- Adding a battery

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 * Someone else's page (they added an inline connector and wired to the card)
 ** [https://www.epanorama.net/blog/2019/09/29/battery-for-nanovna/ Adding a battery]
+== Software ==
+* [https://github.com/mihtjel/nanovna-saver NanoVNA Saver]
 == YouTube Videos ==