File:NanoVNA S11 S21.jpg
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English: The small Vector Network Analyzer NanoVNA displays the most important scattering parameters S11 (as Smith chart) and S21 (as logarithmic magnitude) when measuring an RF circuit. The affordable device (approx. 100$) enables wide audiences to understand high-frequency networks, especially during studies and for hobby applications.
Deutsch: Der kleine Vector Network Analyzer NanoVNA zeigt bei der Messung einer HF-Schaltung die wichtigsten Streuparameter S11 (als Smith-Diagram) und S21 (als logarithmische Magnitude). Das erschwingliche Gerät (ca. 100€) ermöglicht weiten Kreisen, Hochfrequenz-Netzwerke zu verstehen, speziell während des Studiums und für Hobby-Anwendungen. |
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| Author | Martin Homuth-Rosemann |
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