To find the best choice for your DUT:
Press Preset then Preset.
Select the appropriate S-Parameter and other settings (frequency range,
Press Trace 6 then
Press
Press Cal 5 then
Select a CalReady Cal to compare with the current setting.
Press Esc to exit the cal menu.
View the differences in the two traces.
Verifying Calibration and Jumper Cable Integrity
After calibrating, it is important to verify that the calibration is good. When using a
jumper cable, also verify that the cable is of high quality.
Verify a Calibration
Connect a LOAD standard at the calibration reference plane (where calibration
In CAT Mode, select
In NA Mode, select
Observe the trace on the FieldFox screen:
Verifying Phase Accuracy
Connect a LOAD standard at the calibration reference plane (where calibration
In NA Mode, select a S11 Reflection with Polar or Smith Chart format.
Because all LOAD standards have delay, you should see a small amount of phase
Test the Jumper Cable
With the LOAD standard still connected, move the jumper cable while observing the
trace.
If the measurement trace is relatively stable, the jumper cable is of good quality.
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Enhanced Response
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(S12 and S22) measurements separately. Therefore, when measurements in only
one direction are required, this choice provides faster trace measurements than
a full 2-port cal. Also choose an Enhanced Response Optimization. Learn more
on page 73.
resolution, and so forth).
Math and Memory
Data &
Memory.
More
standards were connected). This may be at the end of the jumper cable or at
FieldFox PORT 1 connector.
Return
S11
Lower than 35 dB indicates a GOOD calibration.
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Higher than 0 dB indicates that you should recalibrate.
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standards were connected).
rotation as a function of frequency. In general, the measurement result should
agree with the characteristics of the calibration standard.
(default) – Corrects forward (S21 and S11) and reverse
then Data->Mem.
Loss.
with Log Mag format.
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