Marks, R.
(2008),
Formlations of the Basic Vector Network Analyzer Error Model Including Switch Terms, 50th Automatic RF Techniques Group Digest, Undefined
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Formlations of the Basic Vector Network Analyzer Error Model Including Switch Terms
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This paper explores details of the relationship between two expressions of the basic error model describing a two-part vector network analyzer (VNA). One of these formulations is the conventional twelve-term formulation; the other is in terms of error boxes. The paper focuses on the role of the switch terms. It is a useful guide for those developing new VNA calibration methods or attempting to understand existing ones.Proceedings Title
50th Automatic RF Techniques Group Digest
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December 4-5, 1997
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Automatic RF Techniques Group
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Conferences
Keywords
calibration, error box, error model, scattering parameter, switch terms, vector network analyzer
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Created October 16, 2008