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1300

Portable antenna analyzer for assessing antenna matching.

Frequency range
0.1–1300 MHz
Measurement connections
N connector; additional SMA VNA connector
Dimensions
133 × 85 × 29 mm excluding projecting connectors
Reference impedance
50 Ω
SWR display range, single point
1.0–1999 as listed in product documentation
Specifications and model notes from the linked product dossier →

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The MiNi 1300 is a portable antenna analyser covering 0.1 to 1300 MHz. It generates a small test signal to determine the matching and impedance of a connected antenna or cable. Results can be displayed numerically, as a frequency plot or on a Smith chart.

Besides SWR, the documented product family reports resistance, reactance, impedance magnitude and return loss. Single-point and sweep modes examine one frequency or a range, while TDR supports cable investigation. Operation uses a capacitive 4.3-inch touchscreen. Additional menus depend on firmware and the exact hardware version.

Features & equipment

  • SWR, R, ±jX, |Z| and return loss.
  • Single frequency, frequency sweep and TDR mode.
  • Numerical, plot and Smith-chart displays.
  • Open/short/load calibration and TF-card storage.

Specifications

Specifications of the documented MiNi 1300 version

Frequency range
0.1–1300 MHz
Reference impedance
50 Ω
SWR display range, single point
1.0–1999 as listed in product documentation
SWR display range, sweep
1.0–20.0
Display
4.3″ TFT, 480 × 272 pixels
Controls
Capacitive touchscreen
Measurement connections
N connector; additional SMA VNA connector
Power
USB or internal battery
Charging rating
5 V / maximum 1.5 A
Storage
TF / microSD
Dimensions
133 × 85 × 29 mm excluding projecting connectors
Weight
550 g
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Model notes

The brand of the listed MiNi 1300 is not confirmed. Technical figures describe the linked version and do not establish installed firmware or individual calibration. A transmitter must not feed RF power into the analyser input.

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