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ACM4520 Automatic Calibration Kit
ACM4520 is an automatic calibration module that can be used with all CMT Vector Network Analyzers operating in frequency range up to 20 GHz. It is a fully automatic USB-controlled and powered electronic calibration module. Minimizing the number of steps required by technicians reduces the risk of human error and expedites the calibration process. Automating the calibration routine also reduces wear and tear on the analyzer and RF cables. To perform full two-port calibration, each end of the ACM need only be connected to the analyzer once, as opposed to 18 connections with a traditional calibration. The ACM also contains a factory characterized 20dB in-line attenuator which acts as a simulated device under test (DUT). The confidence check feature loads the factory stored DUT into memory so proper calibration can be verified.
ACM4520 is an automatic calibration module that can be used with all CMT Vector Network Analyzers operating in frequency range up to 20 GHz. It is a fully automatic USB-controlled and powered electronic calibration module. Minimizing the number of steps required by technicians reduces the risk of human error and expedites the calibration process. Automating the calibration routine also reduces wear and tear on the analyzer and RF cables. To perform full two-port calibration, each end of the ACM need only be connected to the analyzer once, as opposed to 18 connections with a traditional calibration. The ACM also contains a factory characterized 20dB in-line attenuator which acts as a simulated device under test (DUT). The confidence check feature loads the factory stored DUT into memory so proper calibration can be verified.
ACM4520:
ACM4520:
ACM4520 Automatic Calibration Module
Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 20 GHz
Impedance: 50 Ohm
ACM4520:
ACM4520:
Minimizing the number of steps required by technicians reduces the risk of human error and expedites the calibration process. Automating the calibration routine also reduces wear and tear on the analyzer and RF cables. To perform full two-port calibration, each end of the ACM need only be connected to the analyzer once, as opposed to seven connections with a traditional calibration.
Minimizing the number of steps required by technicians reduces the risk of human error and expedites the calibration process. Automating the calibration routine also reduces wear and tear on the analyzer and RF cables. To perform full two-port calibration, each end of the ACM need only be connected to the analyzer once, as opposed to seven connections with a traditional calibration.
An open API is enables use of the ACMs with third party analyzers and custom applications. For more detailed information on ACM configurations and specifications, please see the data sheet at right.
An open API is enables use of the ACMs with third party analyzers and custom applications. For more detailed information on ACM configurations and specifications, please see the data sheet at right.
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