Boonton 4500B RF Peak Power Analyzer
Application Notes
Step 3: The Calibrator Mismatch Uncertainty is calculated using the formula in the previous section, using the 1 GHz
CAL
SNSR
CAL
SNSR
= (1.15 - 1) / (1.15 + 1) = 0.070 (calculate reflection coefficient of 57518, max SWR = 1.15 at 1 GHz)
U
CalMismatch
CAL
SNSR
× 100 %
= ±2 × 0.091 × 0.070 × 100 %
= ±1.27%
Step 4:
SRCE
SNSR
SRCE
= 0.057 (source reflection coefficient at 900 MHz)
SNSR
= (1.15 - 1) / (1.15 + 1) = 0.070 (calculate reflection coefficient of 56518, max SWR = 1.15 at 0.9 GHz)
U
SourceMismatch
SRCE
SNSR
× 100 %
= ±2 × 0.057 × 0.070 × 100 %
= ±0.80%
Step 5: T
frequency-dependent porti
U
ShapingError
= ±2.0 %
Step 6: The Sensor Temperature Drift Error depends on how far the temperature has drifted from the sensor calibration
temperature, and the temperature coefficient of the sensor. In our case, we are using a temperature compensated sensor, and
the temperature has drifted by 11 degrees C (49C - 38C) from the AutoCal temperature. We will use the equation in the
previous section to calculate sensor temperature drift uncertainty.
U
SnsrTempDrift
= ± (0.93% + 0.069% /degreeC)
= ± (0.93 + (0.069 11.0)) %
= ± 1.69%
Step 7: This is a relatively high-
two
figures.
U
Noise&Drift
= ± Sensor Noise (in watts) / Signal Power (in watts)
= ±50.0e-9 / 20.0e-3 100 %
= ±0.0003%
Step 8:
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