KFPA Noise Calibration Module (NCM) Eric Bryerton – NRAO CDL Bethe Coupler DC 5-pin From OMT To Isolators.

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KFPA Noise Calibration Module (NCM) Eric Bryerton – NRAO CDL Bethe Coupler DC 5-pin From OMT To Isolators

ItemSpecificationVerification Method / Notes on Compliance RF In/OutWR-42, UG595/U Flange EquivalentBy design. See KFPA NCM chassis drawing. RF Channel Isolation40dB minimumBy simulation [see Fig. 4]. Level too low to be measured accurately. Equivalent Injected Noise KUnit testing. Unit #1 was non-compliant below 18.5 GHz, see Figs , when constant bias is applied across the entire band. If bias is adjusted, injected noise can be tuned to be between K over any 2 GHz bandwidth. Dissipated Power15mW maximumUnit testing. Single-pixel unit was compliant, see Section 4. Response Time100us max rise/fallBy design. Test block testing [1] showed response time limited by bias supply. RC time constants of bias circuits, both on and off MMIC, are significantly less than this time. Stability+/-3% over 4 hoursTesting of test block [1]. NOT CALTTL Low -> Injected Noise ONBy design. See Monitor and Control interface specification in section 2. KFPA-7 NCM Compliance Matrix

KFPA NCM MMIC LNA: UMS CHA2092b

P1 P4 P6 P2 P3 P5 6-Port Bethe Coupler P1: noise source P2: load for uncoupled noise cal power P4->P3, P6->P5: main signal path (OMT->isolator)

6-Port Bethe Coupler Coupling = -25 +/- 1 dB

6-Port Bethe Coupler Input Return Loss > 30dB

6-Port Bethe Coupler Directivity > 20dB (S31/S41) Channel-to-Channel Isolation > 50dB

KFPA Noise Calibration Module #1 S-parameter Measurements

KFPA Noise Calibration Module #1 Noise Measurements 297K / 77K Load LNA (T=25.3K) Noise Cal Module (T=33.0K) Downconverter + Detector T=14.0K

KFPA Noise Calibration Module #1 Noise Measurements VDS=0.71V, VGS=-0.53V, IDS=6mA

VDS = 0.667V KFPA-1 Laboratory Tcal Measurements

The standard deviation of the difference between the actual measurement and 4 th degree polynomial fit is 7.5% of the measured value

Between 9/4/08 and 9/25/08, NCM VDS bias was increased. KFPA-1 Laboratory Tcal Measurements

Noise Cal Test Block Measurements 8mA 10mA 11mA V DS =0.85V -> P DC =6.8mW for bottom trace

31-Jan-09 CDR approval, production can begin 13-Mar-09NCM blocks machined (using NRAO-CV machine shop) 27-Mar-09NCM blocks plated 17-Apr-09Units 1-3 assembled 8-May-09Testing of units 1-3 complete; deliver units May-09Units 4-5 assembled 22-May-09Testing of units 4-5 complete; deliver units May-09Units 6-7 assembled 5-June-09Testing of units 6-7 complete; deliver units 6-7 KFPA-7 NCM Production Schedule

ItemSpecificationVerification Method / Notes on Compliance RF In/OutWR-42, UG595/U Flange EquivalentBy design. See KFPA NCM chassis drawing. RF Channel Isolation40dB minimumBy simulation [see Fig. 4]. Level too low to be measured accurately. Equivalent Injected Noise KUnit testing. Unit #1 was non-compliant below 18.5 GHz, see Figs , when constant bias is applied across the entire band. If bias is adjusted, injected noise can be tuned to be between K over any 2 GHz bandwidth. Dissipated Power15mW maximumUnit testing. Single-pixel unit was compliant, see Section 4. Response Time100us max rise/fallBy design. Test block testing [1] showed response time limited by bias supply. RC time constants of bias circuits, both on and off MMIC, are significantly less than this time. Stability+/-3% over 4 hoursTesting of test block [1]. NOT CALTTL Low -> Injected Noise ONBy design. See Monitor and Control interface specification in section 2. KFPA-7 NCM Compliance Matrix