The accurate comparison (or calibration) of conventional solid-state noise sources is often thought to be a difficult process that only specialized laboratories can perform. In this paper, the uncertainties due to the impedance differences between the sources and their on and off states are emphasized and a simple formula is developed that makes them negligible. It requires an isolator being used in front of the receiver. In the experimental section, the errors associated with common practice are evidenced and compared to what can be achieved through the correction formula.SCOPUS: ar.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
Abstract- This paper describes problems of measuring the noise figure when the noise figures are low...
The data of interlaboratory comparisons of calibration results of signal generators at three calibra...
Abstract – There is a growing trend to integrate noise figure measurement capabilities in microwave ...
Two methods are presented for calibrating broadband highly mismatched noise sources. The first is a ...
The authors present a method for calibrating the four noise parameters of a noise receiver which doe...
A novel method that allows to compare different calibration techniques has been developed. It is bas...
In many acoustic simulations, particularly when using lumped parameter models or electrical analog c...
Abstract- Factors contributing to microwave noise parameter measure-ment accuracy have been examined...
In many acoustic simulations, particularly when using lumped parameter models or electrical analog c...
A number of calibration techniques are used in Radio Frequency (RF) calibration for power, attenuati...
In this talk the commonly used measures of phase noise are briefly defined and their relationships e...
The acoustical impedance of a component is one of its most important characteristics. It is needed w...
Calibration is an important field and is used everywhere from education, research and industry. Ever...
In many acoustic simulations, particularly when using lumped parameter models or electrical analog c...
The two-microphone (level difference) method is a well-known procedure for the in-situ determination...
Abstract- This paper describes problems of measuring the noise figure when the noise figures are low...
The data of interlaboratory comparisons of calibration results of signal generators at three calibra...
Abstract – There is a growing trend to integrate noise figure measurement capabilities in microwave ...
Two methods are presented for calibrating broadband highly mismatched noise sources. The first is a ...
The authors present a method for calibrating the four noise parameters of a noise receiver which doe...
A novel method that allows to compare different calibration techniques has been developed. It is bas...
In many acoustic simulations, particularly when using lumped parameter models or electrical analog c...
Abstract- Factors contributing to microwave noise parameter measure-ment accuracy have been examined...
In many acoustic simulations, particularly when using lumped parameter models or electrical analog c...
A number of calibration techniques are used in Radio Frequency (RF) calibration for power, attenuati...
In this talk the commonly used measures of phase noise are briefly defined and their relationships e...
The acoustical impedance of a component is one of its most important characteristics. It is needed w...
Calibration is an important field and is used everywhere from education, research and industry. Ever...
In many acoustic simulations, particularly when using lumped parameter models or electrical analog c...
The two-microphone (level difference) method is a well-known procedure for the in-situ determination...
Abstract- This paper describes problems of measuring the noise figure when the noise figures are low...
The data of interlaboratory comparisons of calibration results of signal generators at three calibra...
Abstract – There is a growing trend to integrate noise figure measurement capabilities in microwave ...