Playing with a snap-on ferrite

This little test has been made with a 6.5mm inside diameter ferrite like the one shown on the left picture. The value of its material is unknown.

Since a long time i have used those snap-on ferrite clamp as a RF choke to try to mitigate the common mode currents (CMC) on my station's cables. (USB cables, control cables, power lines, command cables and coaxial cables).

Make sure you have calibrated your NanoVNA for the 3 MHz to 30 MHz range

Setup for measurments
The ferrite is connected to the 'PORT_1' and 'PORT_2' of the NanoVNA-F as follow:.
Setup of the NanoVNA-F V2
To activate the various menus, click on the right side of the VNA display and select the following values:
- STIMULUS / START / 3 M
- STIMULUS / STOP / 30 M
- DISPLAY / TRACE / TRACE_0 (only)
- DISPLAY / CHANNEL = S21 (THRU)
- DISPLAY / FORMAT / LOGMAG
- MARKER / SELECT / MARKER 1
Results:
For 1 pass through the attenuation is   4.8 db at 15 MHz
For 2 pass through the attenuation is 13.8 db at 15 MHz
For 3 pass through the attenuation is 19.2 db at 15 MHz
For 4 pass through the attenuation is 25.0 db at 15 MHz