Microwave Measurement Systems
Code | Completion | Credits | Range |
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17MM2 | Z,ZK | 4 | 2+2s |
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- Department of Electromagnetic Field
- Synopsis:
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The subject covers problems of sophisticated measurement methods and instrument applied in frequency band 100 MHz - 100 GHz. Generators, frequency counter, spectrum analyzer. Noise measurement, power measurement. Scalar and vector analyzers. Measurement errors and computer correction methods.
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- Syllabus of lectures:
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1. Introduction, adapters, connectors, cables
2. Microwave generators
3. Microwave frequency spectrum analyzer
4. Scalar network analyzers
5. Power meters
6. Noise figure measurement
7. Microwave frequency counter
8. Measurement of S-paramaters, Sources of measurement errors
9. Vector network analyzers with frequency conversion
10. Computer controlled measurement system with HP 8410
11. Six-port vector network analyzers
12. Sources of errors in wideband microwave measurement
13. Basic correction methods
14. Correction methods for error model with crosstalks
- Syllabus of tutorials:
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1. Introduction to work on microwave instruments, connectors, cables
2. Microwave digital spectrum analyzer
3. Mixers, intermodulation parameters of amplifiers
4. Scalar network analyzer HP 8757E
5. Measurement of power compression of amplifiers
6. Measurement of switches, analog and digital attenuators
7. Microwave power meter. Power stability of generators
8. Microwave generators HP 8620C, HP 8350B
9. Microwave frequency counter TR 5212
10. Vector network analyzer HP 8410. Measurement of Q factor
11. Controlling system HP 8410-PC
12. Measurement of corrected reflection coefficient in real time
13. Measurement of scattering parameters of microwave transistors
14. Inspection of records. Credit
- Study Objective:
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[1] Bailey, A. E.: Microwave Measurement. Peter Peregrinus, London 1985
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- No time-table has been prepared for this course
- The course is a part of the following study plans: