When measuring level correction level ArB (Refer to table 3-3), select measuring accuracy A according to
Fig.3-1, the basic accuracy after level correction is A multiplied by Ar. Here, V
S
is voltage of test signal.
Table 3-1
Test Signal Voltage
V
S
Accuracy Correction Factor
Ar
0.1V
2.5
0.3V
1.5
1V
1
Table 3-4 Impedance Scaling Factor K
a
and K
b
Speed
Frequency
K
a
(Zm<500
)
K
b
(
Zm>500
)
Medium
Slow
fm
100Hz
)
100
1
)(
200
1
)(
10
1
(
3
m
s
m
f
V
Z
)
100
1
)(
70
1
)(
10
1
(
9
m
s
m
f
V
Z
100Hz
fm
≤100kHz
)
200
1
)(
10
1
(
3
s
m
V
Z
)
70
1
)(
10
1
(
9
s
m
V
Z
fm
100kHz
)
200
2
)(
10
1
(
3
s
m
V
Z
)
70
1
)(
10
3
(
9
s
m
V
Z
Fast
fm
100Hz
)
100
1
)(
400
1
)(
10
5
.
2
(
3
m
s
m
f
V
Z
)
100
1
)(
100
1
)(
10
2
(
9
m
s
m
f
V
Z
100Hz
fm
≤100kHz
)
400
1
)(
10
5
.
2
(
3
s
m
V
Z
)
100
1
)(
10
2
(
9
s
m
V
Z
fm
100kHz
)
400
2
)(
10
5
.
2
(
3
s
m
V
Z
)
100
1
)(
10
6
(
9
s
m
V
Z
Note:
fm: measured frequency, [Hz]
Zm: measured impedance of DUT, [
]
Vs: voltage of test signal, [mV
rms
]
Table 3-5 Temperature Factor K
c
Temperature (
℃
)
5 8 18 28 38
K
c
6
4
2
1
2
4
Table 3-6 Calibration Interpolation Factor Kf
Test frequency
Kf
Typical frequency (Direct calibration)
0
Non-typical frequency (Interpolation
calibration)
0.0003
Note: So far frequency points of all models are typical frequencies.
Table 3-7 Cable Length Factor
Test frequency
Cable Length
0m
1m
2m