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The way HP and Agilent specify the properties of their calibration kits is pretty well covered in application notes
Opens have C0, C1, C2, C3, offset loss, offset delay, offset Zo
Shorts have L0, L1, L2, L3, offset loss, offset delay, offset Zo
This is covered in some detail in "Specifying Calibration Standards for the Agilent 8510 Network Analyzer" Application Note 8510-5B
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Can anyone tell point me to a reference which describe how the other two major VNA manufacturers, Rohde & Schwarz and Anritsu, specify their standards? I can't see to find any application note on this from either company.
Perhap that's why I prefer HP - they provide a lot more application notes than either Rohde & Schwarz or Anritsu.
Dave
Opens have C0, C1, C2, C3, offset loss, offset delay, offset Zo
Shorts have L0, L1, L2, L3, offset loss, offset delay, offset Zo
This is covered in some detail in "Specifying Calibration Standards for the Agilent 8510 Network Analyzer" Application Note 8510-5B
**broken link removed**
Can anyone tell point me to a reference which describe how the other two major VNA manufacturers, Rohde & Schwarz and Anritsu, specify their standards? I can't see to find any application note on this from either company.
Perhap that's why I prefer HP - they provide a lot more application notes than either Rohde & Schwarz or Anritsu.
Dave