Reflected signal measurement blanking circuit

Electricity: measuring and testing – Impedance – admittance or other quantities representative of... – Distributive type parameters

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324637, G01N 2200

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ABSTRACT:
A reflected signal sampler for use in a network analyzer having a pair of diodes for sampling a signal reflected from a device under test (DUT). An amplitude detector for detecting the amplitude of a signal transmitted through the DUT. A reverse bias circuit responsive to the amplitude detector for applying a reverse bias to the diodes when the amplitude of the signal transmitted through the DUT falls below a predetermined magnitude, e.g. -60 db.

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