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New method for testing clamp effect in dual-port-removed network

A test fixture and dual-port technology, applied in the direction of measuring electricity, measuring devices, measuring electrical variables, etc., can solve the problems of modeling and simulation difficulties, the deviation between the actual parameters of the fixture and the theoretical value of the simulation, and the inability to obtain measurement results in real time, etc., to achieve Simplify the measurement process, avoid difficult and cumbersome steps, and facilitate large-scale production and testing

Active Publication Date: 2015-01-21
CHINA ELECTRONIS TECH INSTR CO LTD
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However, the above two methods have the following disadvantages in practical application: first, it is very difficult to make and calibrate the calibration parts, and the index accuracy is difficult to meet the measurement requirements; The theoretical value will have considerable deviation, and the measurement results cannot be obtained in real time

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[0025] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and specific embodiment the present invention is described in further detail:

[0026] The basic idea of ​​the present invention is: by using the vector network analyzer to measure the whole fixture system (including the tested piece and the fixture), then by converting the S parameter into the chain scattering parameter T, using network cascading and matrix operation, to obtain The chain scattering parameter T of the tested part can be converted into an S parameter to obtain the true value of the tested part.

[0027] to combine figure 1 As shown, when measuring non-standard connector devices, it is usually necessary to connect a fixture between the vector network analyzer and the DUT. For a DUT with two ports, set the first fixture 2 between the vector network analyzer and the first port of the DUT 1, and set between the vector network analyzer and the second port of the DUT 1 Second fixture 3.

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The invention discloses a new method for testing the clamp effect in a dual-port-removed network. According to the method, a whole clamp system is measured through a vector network analysis instrument, the chain shape scattering parameter of a tested piece is obtained by converting the S parameter into the chain shape scattering parameter and through network cascading and matrix operation, the chain shape scattering parameter is converted into the S parameter, and then the true value of the tested piece can be obtained. The measurement process of a non-standard connector device is effectively simplified, the S parameter of the de-embedded tested piece can be rapidly obtained in real time, and therefore the implementation difficulty and complex steps in a traditional method are avoided. In addition, when the method is adopted, no calibration piece of a non-standard connector needs to be manufactured, no complex and time-consuming modeling and simulation needs to be conducted, the method can be programmed to and embedded in the vector network analysis instrument, and therefore the measurement result can be rapidly displayed in real time, and large-scale production and testing are facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a new method for removing test fixture effects in two-port networks. Background technique [0002] In the process of RF circuit design and measurement, when measuring non-standard connector devices, it is usually necessary to connect a fixture between the vector network analyzer and the device under test, which will cause the calibration end face (the connection between the fixture and the vector network analyzer) and The measurement end face (the connection between the fixture and the tested part) is not the same end face. To get the true value of the tested part, the effect of the fixture must be removed. There are usually two methods to remove the fixture effect: one is the calibration piece of custom non-standard connectors, which usually have open-short-load-through (SOLT calibration) and straight-reflection-transmission line (TRL calibration), directly on the measurement end face The other is to simulate the fixt...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01R31/00
Inventor 马世敏孙朋德
Owner CHINA ELECTRONIS TECH INSTR CO LTD
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