The following message was previously posted to the user group for the
NanoVNA -F. It is being reposted here as a courtesy to the owners of any
of the other versions of the NanoVNA.

If you recently purchased a NanoVNA -F, or any of the NanoVNA's for that

matter, and you're waiting for it to arrive or you're trying to figure out
how it works, what you can do with it or what all the features really mean;
here is an excellent free webinar that is available on-line and on-demand
from Keysight Technologies. The name of the webinar is "Network Analyzer
Fundamentals" and it's presented by Keysight Product Marketer Mr. Matt
Campbell. The running time is 45 minutes. To gain access to this webinar
simply visit this website
https://www.keysight.com/us/en/events/america/webinars.html#Intro and
search for the "Network Analyzer Fundamentals" webinar. There is a Search
box. When the webinar comes up, simply click in the "Watch Now" box and
the webinar will start.

I have been in contact with both the Marketing and Legal Departments at

Keysight Technologies and have been assured that this webinar is available
to the general public and to anyone who is interested in watching it. I
found it to be an excellent source of information with pictures, graphics
and movies that presents the fundamentals of Network Analysis is five
parts: (1) What is a Network Analyzer, (2) Transmission Lines and
S-Parameters, (3) Network Analyzer Block Diagram, (4) Network Analysis
Measurements and (5) Calibration and Error Correction. Even though these
topics are presented for the Keysight line of Network Analyzers, these are
the basics and fundamentals and they apply to ANY Network Analyzer.

After the webinar, don't forget to visit the "resources" listed in the

Resource Box. There you can download the webinar slides, visit a marvelous
webpage on "Keysight Network Analysis" and obtain a download of an
application note (16 page PDF) that covers all the topics in this webinar
and then some. It is an excellent document to start your Network Analysis
Reference Library.

Thank you everyone and enjoy your NanoVNA, no matter which kind or where

it came from.

If you recently purchased a NanoVNA -F, or any of the NanoVNA's for that matter, and you're waiting for it to arrive or you're trying to figure out how it works, what you can do with it or what all the features really mean; here is an excellent free webinar that is available on-line and on-demand from Keysight Technologies. The name of the webinar is "Network Analyzer Fundamentals" and it's presented by Keysight Product Marketer Mr. Matt Campbell. The running time is 45 minutes. To gain access to this webinar simply visit this website https://www.keysight.com/us/en/events/america/webinars.html#Intro and search for the "Network Analyzer Fundamentals" webinar. There is a Search box. When the webinar comes up, simply click in the "Watch Now" box and the webinar will start.

I have been in contact with both the Marketing and Legal Departments at Keysight Technologies and have been assured that this webinar is available to the general public and to anyone who is interested in watching it. I found it to be an excellent source of information with pictures, graphics and movies that presents the fundamentals of Network Analysis is five parts: (1) What is a Network Analyzer, (2) Transmission Lines and S-Parameters, (3) Network Analyzer Block Diagram, (4) Network Analysis Measurements and (5) Calibration and Error Correction. Even though these topics are presented for the Keysight line of Network Analyzers, these are the basics and fundamentals and they apply to ANY Network Analyzer.

After the webinar, don't forget to visit the "resources" listed in the Resource Box. There you can download the webinar slides, visit a marvelous webpage on "Keysight Network Analysis" and obtain a download of an application note (16 page PDF) that covers all the topics in this webinar and then some. It is an excellent document to start your Network Analysis Reference Library.

Thank you everyone and enjoy your NanoVNA, no matter which kind or where it came from.