#998 How to measure non 50 ohm filters on a 50 ohm VNA
Episode 998 A recommendation from a viewer. Seems to be a good way. Once you figure out what resistors to use you could do a new thru calibration and measure insertion loss Be a Patron: / imsaiguy
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