Calibrating a network analyzer by making multiple measurements o

Electricity: measuring and testing – Impedance – admittance or other quantities representative of... – Calibration

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324638, G01R 2702

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ABSTRACT:
For calibrating a network analyzer which has two test ports adapted to be connected to an object under test by means of lines or through free-space, the transmission and reflection parameters are measured in a first calibrating measurement either on a line which is connected in reflection-free fashion between the two test ports or on the free-space connection. Subsequently two or three further calibrating measurements are performed with the same free-space connection or the same line, respectively, on calibration standards which are implemented by reflection-symmetrical and reciprocal interfering objects or discontinuities inserted at two or three different positions in the free-space connection or the line, respectively.

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