Concepts and features
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User Manual 1173.9163.02 ─ 62
Calibration Type
Standards
Parameters
Error Terms
General Accuracy
Application
TRM
(n-port)
Reflect (equal at
both ports), Match,
Through (between
all port pairs)
All
Reflection tracking,
Source match,
Directivity,
Load match,
Transmission track-
ing
High
Reflection and
transmission mea-
surements, espe-
cially in test fixtures.
TRL
(n-port)
Reflect (at both
ports),
Through, Line1,
other Lines
(optional), combina-
tion with TRM
(optional)
All
Reflection tracking,
Source match,
Directivity,
Load match,
Transmission track-
ing
High, high directiv-
ity
Reflection and
transmission mea-
surements, espe-
cially for planar cir-
cuits. Limited band-
width.
TNA
(n-port)
Through, Attenua-
tion, Symmetric
network
All
Reflection tracking,
Source match,
Directivity,
Load match,
Transmission track-
ing
High, lowest
requirements on
standards
Reflection and
transmission mea-
surements, espe-
cially for planar cir-
cuits.
1)
Or any other 3 known one-port standards. To be used in a guided calibration, the known standards must be declared to be Open,
Short, and Match irrespective of their properties.
2)
Or any other known two-port standard. To be used in a guided calibration, the known standard must be declared to be Through,
irrespective of its properties.
The calibration type must be selected in accordance with the test setup. Select the cali-
bration type for which you can obtain or design the most accurate standards and for
which you can measure the required parameters with best accuracy.
Normalization (reflection, transmission)
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One Path Two Ports Calibration
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Full n-Port calibration with reduced number of Through connections
Complementary isolation measurement
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Calibration