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The number of standard classes required depends on the type of calibration being performed,
and is identical to the number of error terms corrected. A response calibration requires only
one class, and the standards for that class may include an open, or short, or thru. A l-port
calibration requires three classes. A full 2-port calibration requires 10 classes, not including two
for isolation.
The number of standards that can be assigned to a given class may vary from none (class not
used) to one (simplest class) to seven. When a certain class of standards is required during
calibration, the analyzer will display the labels for all the standards in that class (except when
the class consists of a single standard). This does not, however, mean that all standards in a
class must be measured during calibration. Unless band-limited standards are used, only a
single standard per class is required.
It is often simpler to keep the number of standards per class to the bare
Note
Application and Operation Concepts
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