R&S ZNB Series User Manual page 200

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For an overview of measurements and recommended calibration methods refer to
Table
4.5.7.1
Calibration procedure
A SMARTerCal is a fully menu-guided process which is performed like a regular sys-
tem error correction. The calibration wizard defines the calibrated ports and the calibra-
tion type; it also initiates the calibration sweeps for all calibration standards. The cali-
bration sweep for the external power meter is performed in analogy to a sweep for a
one-port calibration standard. However, the analyzer uses the "Reference Receiver Cal
Power" setting from the scalar power calibration. The order of the system error correc-
tion and power calibration sweeps is arbitrary; ensure that you always connect the
proper equipment.
The R&S ZNB/ZNBT also supports a SMARTerCal based on the calibration units. The
calibration units provide the n-port system error correction data (TOSM or UOSM); a
subsequent power calibration sweep completes the calibration.
4.5.7.2
Calibration types
The names of the SMARTerCal calibration types consist of a prefix "P" (indicating the
additional power calibration) plus the system error correction type. The R&S ZNB/
ZNBT supports the SMARTerCal equivalent of all full n-port system error corrections;
an overview is shown below.
Table 4-15: SMARTerCal calibration types
SMARTerCal Type
P-One Path Two Ports
PTOSM
PUOSM
PTRL
PTOM
PTSM
PTRM
PTNA
P-Adapter Removal
The selection criteria for the SMARTerCal calibration types are identical to the criteria
for system error corrections. For an overview, refer to
types",
4.5.7.3
Combining SMARTerCal with scalar power calibration
As described in
a SMARTerCal are only used to calibrate the receivers of the R&S ZNB/ZNBT. To
User Manual 1173.9163.02 ─ 62
4-13.
Based on ...
One Path Two Ports
TOSM
UOSM
TRL
TOM
TSM
TRM
TNA
Adapter Removal
on page 163.
Chapter 4.5.7,
Manual calibration
"SMARTerCal",
on page 199, the power meter results of
Concepts and features
Calibration
Calibration unit
Chapter 4.5.1, "Calibration
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