Prof. David R. Jackson Dept. of ECE Notes 16 ECE 5317-6351 Microwave Engineering Fall 2011 S -Parameter Measurements 1.

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Prof. David R. Jackson Dept. of ECE Notes 16 ECE Microwave Engineering Fall 2011 S -Parameter Measurements 1

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Test cables Hewlett-Packard 8510 DUT Port 1 Port 2 DUT Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) 3

Network Analysis of VNA Measurement 4

S-Parameter Measurements Error boxes contain effects of test cables, connectors, couplers,… 5

S-Parameter Measurements (cont.) This is called “de-embedding.” 6

“Short, open, match” calibration procedure Calibration loads ConnectCalibration SC OC +1 Z00Z00 shortopenmatch Recall from Notes 15: 7

“ Thru-Reflect-Line (TRL)” calibration procedure Calibration (cont.) 8 This is an improved calibration method that involves three types of connections: 1)The “thru” connection, in which port 1 is directly connected to port 2. 2) The “reflect” connection, in which a load with an (ideally) large (but not necessarily precisely known) reflection coefficient is connected. 3) The “line” connection, in which a length of matched transmission line (with an unknown length) is connected between ports 1 and 2. The advantage of the TRL calibration is that is does not requires precise short, open, and matched loads. This method is discussed in the Pozar book (pp ).

Z -Parameter Extraction Assume a reciprocal and symmetrical waveguide or transmission-line discontinuity. Examples Waveguide post Microstrip gap We want to find Z 1 and Z 2 to model the discontinuity. 9

Plane of symmetry (POS) POS Z -Parameter Extraction (cont.) 10

Assume that we place a short or an open along the plane of symmetry. Z -Parameter Extraction (cont.) 11

The short or open can be realized by using odd- or even-mode excitation. Z -Parameter Extraction (cont.) T Odd mode excitation Even mode excitation Incident voltage waves 12 The even/odd-mode analysis is very useful in analyzing devices (e.g., using HFSS).

De-embeding of a Line Length We wish the know the reflection coefficient of a device under test (DUT), but the DUT is not assessable directly – it has an extra length of transmission line connected to it. 13