Calibrating For Noninsertable Devices - Agilent Technologies 8753ET User Manual

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Calibrating for Increased Measurement Accuracy

Calibrating for Noninsertable Devices

A test device that cannot be connected directly into a transmission test configuration is considered to be

noninsertable.

Some examples of noninsertable test devices are:

• a fixture with two female SMA connectors, or a cable with two male type-N connectors.

• an adapter with SMA male and type-N female (or any combination connector type and sex).

Therefore, one of the following calibration methods must be performed:

• adapter removal (ES analyzers only)

• matched adapters

• modify the cal kit thru definition

Figure 6-12 Noninsertable Device