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User Manual 

 

7-16 Calibration Kit

  

60CK001-150 and 60CK010-150  

60CK010-150

 

 

 

Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH & Co. KG  
P.O.Box 1260       D-84526 Tittmoning       Germany 
www.rosenberger.com

 

Tel.    : +49 8684 18-0  
 
Email : [email protected]

 

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6.3 Mechanical Specifications

 

 
Good  electrical  microwave  connections  need  well-defined  mechanical  connector  dimensions.  Pin 
depth  and  excentricity  of  the  center  conductor  have  a  significant  impact  on  the  electrical 
performance.  
 
Pin depth is the distance the centre conductor mating plane differs from being flush with the outer 
conductor mating plane (see Figure 6-3). The pin depth of a connector can be in one of two states: 
either protruding or recessed. 
 
Protrusion is the condition in which the centre conductor extends beyond the reference length. This 
means a pin depth >1.77 mm on the male connector and a pin depth of <1.77 mm on the female 
connector.  Protrusion  may  result  in  buckling  of  the  socket  contacts  or  damage  to  the  internal 
structure of a device due to the axial forces generated. 
 

NOTE: 

At no time should the pin depth of the connector be protruding. 

 
Recession is the contrary condition. The amount of unwanted reflections is directly proportional to 
the gap between the two centre conductor. 
 
Pin depth limits are defined for all calibration standards in the specific data sheets. 
 
Figure 6-3   Connector Pin Depth 

 

 

6.4 Handling and Storage 

 

  Install the protective end caps and store the calibration devices in the foam-lined storage case 

when not in use. 

  Never store connectors loose in a box, or in a desk or bench drawer. This is the most common 

cause of connector damage during storage. 

  Keep connectors clean. 

  Do not touch mating plane surfaces. Natural skin oils and microscopic particles of dirt are easily 

transferred to a connector interface and are very difficult to remove. 

Summary of Contents for 60CK001-150

Page 1: ...nztechnik GmbH Co KG P O Box 1260 D 84526 Tittmoning Germany www rosenberger com Tel 49 8684 18 0 Email info rosenberger com Page 1 17 Dieses Dokument ist urheberrechtlich gesch tzt This document is p...

Page 2: ...it Documentation 1 4 Calibration Certificate 1 5 2 Specifications Environmental Requirements 2 1 Electrical and mechanical Specifications 2 2 3 Standard Definitions Standard Definitions 3 1 Installati...

Page 3: ...t used Contributing factors are noise linearity and temperature stability of the VNA transmission and reflection stability of a test port cable as well as operator experience and care VNAs usually off...

Page 4: ...n adaptor plug plug 60S121 S20S3 1 Calibration adaptor jack jack 60K121 K20S3 1 Calibration adaptor RPC N plug to 7 16 plug 05S160 S20S3 1 Calibration adaptor RPC N jack to 7 16 jack 05K160 K20S3 1 Co...

Page 5: ...for installing Standard Definitions on a Vector Network Analyzer Calibration Certificate See chapter Calibration Certificate User Manual This document 1 5 Calibration Certificate Each calibration kit...

Page 6: ...are defined for all calibration standards gauges and the torque wrench in the specific data sheets 3 Standard Definitions 3 1 Standard Definitions Standard definitions provide the data needed to math...

Page 7: ...more complex process Please consult the VNA operating manual Some network analyzers allow a step by step input of the model based standard definitions during the VNA calibration without previously lo...

Page 8: ...etting parameters Sweep type linear logarithmic Sweep range start frequency stop frequency Number of points frequency step size Source power IF bandwidth small IF bandwidth basically increases the dyn...

Page 9: ...rts and is most effective when data based standards are available In cases when the two VNA test ports have different connector systems installed e g 7 16 and RPC N 50 UOSM can handle this situation A...

Page 10: ...s office Please use the Service Form at the end of this manual if there are any known problems with your calibration kit 5 4 Extent of Rosenberger Re Calibration Services Every calibration kit sent fo...

Page 11: ...d connector repeatability and its effect on the overall uncertainty of a measurement procedure should encourage careful inspection interface gauging and handling of coaxial connectors Prior to use a v...

Page 12: ...ear at least a grounded wrist strap and observe correct procedures 6 2 Interface Dimensions and Gauging It is of the utmost importance that connectors do not damage the test equipment interfaces to wh...

Page 13: ...a gauge jack female all gender are vice versa Checking devices for protrusion or excessive recession only a single measurement is sufficient More precise measurements or checking devices very close t...

Page 14: ...17 Dieses Dokument ist urheberrechtlich gesch tzt This document is protected by copyright Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH Co KG 6 2 4 Gauge blocks Every connector gauge requires a gauge block tha...

Page 15: ...r extends beyond the reference length This means a pin depth 1 77 mm on the male connector and a pin depth of 1 77 mm on the female connector Protrusion may result in buckling of the socket contacts o...

Page 16: ...ectors Refer to 6 1 Connector Care 4 Use a connector gauge to verify that all centre conductors do not protrude the pin depth values in Figure 6 2 5 Carefully align the connectors The male connector c...

Page 17: ...disconnecting a sliding load leave the centre conductor pullback handle in the locked position Use the combi wrench to prevent the device body from turning Use torque wrench to loosen the connecting...

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