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Name: Nanovna SAA-V2 Vector Network Analyzer 10KHz~3GHz HF VHF UHF Antenna Analyzer 3.2" inch Touchscreen with Case,Measuring Duplexer, The Filter,S Parameters, Voltage Standing Wave Ratio, Phase,Delay Here is the analysis for the Amazon product reviews: Fakespot detects fake reviews, fake products and unreliable sellers using AI. This one looks like better quality, but is it and is it worth the extra cost?Įdit: I am open to any other recommended hardware, but being that it is for home hobby use I will be budget limited to ~$500 so that probably eliminates all quality options. So my question is what particular VNA hardware should I select? Being open software I am sure there is a whole quality spectrum and some of the really cheap ones probably cut corners on part selection and board fabrication so I want to avoid those. I see that there are several options that claim to go to 3GHz, but there are plenty of warnings about the noise ceiling above 1.5G on the NanoVNA website.
I want to work with some iot as well as antenna tuning for drone antennas at 1GHz and 2.4GHz and I have also started playing with some 3.125Gbps LVDS and I would like to look into some of my PCB designs at 1.56GHz.Ģ.4GHz is really the highest that I am planning on using as of now.
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