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Prof. Luca Perregrini

Dept. of Electrical, Computer and Biomedical Engineering

University of Pavia

e-mail: luca.perregrini@unipv.it

web: microwave.unipv.it

Course on Microwave Measurements

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Summary

• Vector network analyzer

• VNA calibration technique

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Scattering parameters

are typically measured, at microwave

frequencies, with a network analyzer (NA).

These instruments have found wide application since the mid to

late 1970’s.

Vector network analyzer

:

measurement of magnitudes and

phases of the S-parameters

Scalar network analyzer

: measurement of only the magnitudes of

the S-parameters

Most NA’s measure 2-port parameters. Some measure 4 and 6

ports.

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Vector network analyzer

Hewlett-Packard 8510

frequency

microwave

test set

mm-wave

test set

IF

processing

digital

processing

& instrument

control

test cables

DUT

port 1

port 2

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Vector network analyzer

Hewlett-Packard 8510

test cables

DUT

port 1

port 2

DUT

b

2

b

1

a

1

a

2 Attenuator (optional)

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RF Source LO Source a0 b0 b3 Port - 1 Port - 2 a3 DUT a2 a1 b1 b2 Cable Cable IF IF IF IF

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DUT A/D DSP A/D DSP A/D DSP a2 a1 b1 b2 a0 b0 b3 LO LO RF Source Port - 1 Port - 2 IF IF

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aS NLa0 N Lb0 NLb3 b0 b3 M2 M1 L2-b3 1+Aa0+NHa0 a0 Port - 1 a1 a2 b1 b2 S11 S21 S22 S12 DUT Port - 2 Cable & Connector Cable & Connector LC MC LC LC LC MC MC MC

Branches With No Label = 1

IF IF MS La0-b3 LS-1 L1-S LS-a0 LS-b0 L1-a0 L1-b0 1+Ab0+NHb0 1+Ab3+NHb3

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a1 = Incident Signal at Port-1 b1 = Reflected Signal at Port-1 a2 = Incident Signal at Port-2 b2 = Transmitted signal at Port-2 aS = Source Port

a0 = Measured Incident Port b0 = Measured Reflected Port b3 = Measured Transmitted Port LS-1 = Loss from Source to Port-1 L1-S = Loss from Port-1 to Source LS-a0 = Loss from Source to a0

LS-b0 = Loss from Source to b0 (Directivity) L1-a0 = Loss from Port-1 to a0 (Directivity)

L1-b0 = Loss from Port-1 to b0 L2-b3 = Loss from Port-2 to b3

La0-b3 = Loss from a0 to b3 (Leakage) LC = Loss of Cables

S11 = Refl Coef of DUT at Port-1 S21 = Forward Trans Coef of DUT S12 = Reverse Trans Coef of DUT S22 = Refl Coef of DUT at Port-2 M1 = Match at Port-1

M2 = Match at Port-2 MS = Match of Source MC = Match of Cables

NLa0 = Low Level Noise at a0 NLb0 = Low Level Noise at b0 NLb3 = Low Level Noise at b3 NHa0 = High Level Noise at a0 NHb0 = High Level Noise at b0 NHb3 = High Level Noise at b3

Aa0 = Dynamic Accuracy at a0 (Linearity) Ab0 = Dynamic Accuracy at b0 (Linearity) Ab3 = Dynamic Accuracy at b3 (Linearity)

VNA Error Model Forward Direction

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Branches With No Label = 1 a0 b0 Port - 1 a1 a2 b1 b2 S11 S21 S22 S12 DUT Port - 2 b3 e30 e00 e11 e01 e10 e22 e32

Directivity

Reflection

Tracking

Port-1 Match

Leakage

Transmission

Tracking

Port-2 Match

There are also Errors caused by the Converter, IF, Cables and Connectors

e e

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

S b S a S a S b S a 10 01 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2

 

    

e

M

L

L

L

S a S a 11 2 1 1 0 0

  

e

L

L

S b S a 00 0 0

 

e

30

L

a0b3

e e

L L

L

S b S a 10 32 1 2 3 0

 

e

22

M

2

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ERRORS REMOVED

ERRORS REMAINING

Noise and Residuals Receiver Linearity

Drift after Error-Correction Stability after Error-Correction Repeatability of Connectors, etc Lower Lever Leakage Paths Errors of Calibration Standards Port Match

Directivity Tracking

Main Leakage Paths

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Error Adapter DUT Perfect Reflectometer a0 b0 a0 b0 b1 a1 3 Error Terms Port - 1 e00 e11 e10e01 1 b1 a0 b0  DUT a1 e00 = e11 = (e10e01) = Directivity Port Match Tracking

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For ratio measurements there are 3 error terms The equation can be written in the linear form

Any 3 independent measurements can be used e00 -e 1 - e11 M = b0 a0 = M - e00Me11 - e = Measured Actual e00 + Me11 - e = Me = e00e11 - (e10e01) e00 + M1e11 - e = M1 e00 + M2e11 - e = M2 e00 + M3e11 - e= M3

With 3 different known , measure the resultant 3 M

This yields 3 equations to solve for e00, e11, and e

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DUT Perfect Reflectometer b0 b3 a0 b0 a3 b3 b1 a1 b2 a2 Error Adapter a0,a3 Forward Reverse

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Reverse Error Adapter Forward Error Adapter DUT [S] Perfect Reflectometer b'0 a'0 b'0 a'3 b'3 b'1 a'1 b'2 a'2 DUT [S] Perfect Reflectometer a0 b0 b3 a0 b0 a3 b3 b1 a1 b2 a2 6 Error Terms

Forward

Model

Reverse

Model

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a0 b0 Port - 1 a 1 a2 b1 b2 S11 S21 S22 S12 DUT Port - 2 b3 e30 e00 e11 e10e01 1 e22 e10e32 e00 = e11 = (e10e01) = (e10e32) = e22 = e30 = Directivity Port-1 Match Reflection Tracking Transmission Tracking Port-2 Match Leakage S11M = b0 a0 = e00 + (e10e01) S11 - e22 S 1 - e11S11 - e22S22 + e11e22S S21M = b3 a0 = e30 + (e10e32) S21 1 - e11S11 - e22S22 + e11e22SS = S11S22 - S21S12 FORWARD MODEL

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b'0 Port - 1 a'1 a'2 b'1 b'2 S11 S21 S22 S12 DUT Port - 2 b'3 e'11 e'23e'01 e'22 e'23e'32 1 e'33 a'3 e'03 REVERSE MODEL e'33 = e'11 = (e'23e'32) = (e'23e'01) = e'22 = e'03 = Directivity Port-1 Match Reflection Tracking Transmission Tracking Port-2 Match Leakage = e'33 + (e'23e'32) S22 - e'11 S 1 - e'11S11 - e'22S22 + e'11e'22S S22M = b'3 a'3 = e'03 + (e'23e'01) S12 1 - e'11S11 - e'22S22 + e'11e'22S S12M = b'0 a'3

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S S e e e S e e e e e S e e e S e e e D S S e e e S e e e e D S S e e e S e e e M M M M M M M M 11 11 00 10 01 22 33 23 32 22 22 21 30 10 32 12 03 23 01 21 21 30 10 32 22 33 23 32 22 22 22 22 33 23 32 11 00 10 01 1 1 1                                                                      ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' e

                                                                              e e S e e e S e e e D S S e e e S e e e e e D D S e e e e S e e e e S e e e M M M M M M M 11 11 21 30 10 32 12 03 23 01 12 12 03 23 01 11 00 10 01 11 11 11 00 10 01 11 22 33 23 32 22 21 30 10 32 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '         S e e e e e M 12 03 23 01 22 11 ' ' ' '

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Calibration

STEP 1: Calibrate Port-1 using One-Port procedure

STEP 2: Connect Z0 terminations to Ports 1 & 2

STEP 3: Connect Ports 1 & 2 together

Solve for e11, e00, & (e10e01), Calculate (e10e01) from e

Measure S21M gives e30 directly

S11M - e00 S11Me11 - e

e22 =

e10e32 = (S21M - e30)(1 - e11e22) Use the same process for the reverse model

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Electronic Calibration Standards are Transfer Standards

Definition:

Devices that derived their characteristics from measured

data relative to primary or physical standards or other

transfer standards.

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Residual

Errors

OSL

Fixed Load

OSL

Sliding Load

TRL

TRM

Directivity

d

-40 dB

-52 dB

-60 dB

-40 dB

Match

m

-35 dB

-41 dB

-60 dB

-40 dB

Reflection

Tracking

t

± .1 dB

± .05 dB

± .01 dB

± .01 dB

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