Output Standing Wave Ratio (Swr) Test; Description; Equipment - Keysight N1913B EPM Series Service Manual

Output Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) Test

Description

Connector mismatch is the largest single contributor to measurement uncertainty,
so this specification must be warranted to provide assurance of instrument
accuracy. The 1 mW power reference level test must be carried out prior to this
test, as the VSWR specification is only valid at 1 mW. This test measures VSWR by
equating relative powers (measured by the test system power meter and its
sensors) when the power reference is exercised under different load conditions.

Equipment

– Required test equipment:
– An alternative network analyzer can be used, as long as it can measure S11 in
– These specific models of power sensors and power splitters must be used
– Any type of pad can be used (as long as there are no additional mating
– 1 unit of 11667A, 1 unit of 8481D, and the 30 dB pad combine to create the
– 1 unit of 11667A, 1 unit of 8481D, and the 20 dB pad combine to create the
Keysight N1913B/N1914B EPM Series Power Meters Service Guide
– 1 unit of 8753ES/ET network analyzer
– 1 unit of 85032B Type N calibration kit
– 1 unit of E4419B or E4417A dual channel power meter
– 2 units of 8481D power sensor
– 2 units of 11667A #001 power splitter
– 1 unit of 20 dB pad, male to female (e. g. 8491A)
– 1 unit of 30 dB pad (e. g. 11708A reference attenuator)
– 2 units of 11730A power sensor cable
the 45 MHz to 55 MHz range
connections, or differing pad values)
'Calibration System'
'Measurement System'
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