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wwwwildrivertechcom Alfred P Neves Alwildrivertechcom phone 503 679 2429 A VNA Manifesto A Primer for Practical Mastery Day 4 Application Topics of SParameters Day 4 Deembedding with Tmatrix approach ID: 529684

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Wild River Technology LLCwww.wildrivertech.comAlfred P. NevesAl@wildrivertech.comphone 503 679 2429

A VNA Manifesto:

A Primer for Practical MasteryDay 4: Application Topics of S-Parameters Slide2

Day 4De-embedding with T-matrix approachTRL calibrationPassivity and Causality – practical testsS-parameter work flowRational Compact ModelingTo fix or not to fix a bungled S-parameterSlide3

De-Embedding ApproachesT-matrixCreate S-parameter from scaled T-linePort ExtensionSlide4

© H. Heck 2008

T-matrix, Chaining ABCD matrixSlide5

VNA Approach to De-embeddingMeasure a de-embedding structure and get s-parameterModel something and get S-parameterUse VNA firmware to de-embed with file from active measurement using T-matrix de-embeddingMatlab is another option for T-matrix approachSlide6

TRL Calibration, On-BoardLines 1,2,3

THRU

OpenSlide7

TRL Calibration is finicky Launch must be decent (low S11, no resonance) – good launch designLaunch Connector Repeatability from SMA to SMA – TDR must be very goodLine lengths accurate – layout, etchImpedance variation across board low – etch, fiber- weave, etc., can wreak havocWe measure the LINE standards group delay, then use those group delays in Cal Kit, also verify impedanceSlide8

Establish a Concerted Calibration Verification Ideal TRL THRU S11=S22=0, S12=S21=1Slide9

Verification of Group Delay of THRU includes noise and moving average, perfect group delay=0psecSlide10

TRL- tipWithout delving into all the details, I don’t use TRL calibration for general signal integrity work.There are better calibrations to get reference plane near DUT, especially for multi-port 4,6,.. 12 port structuresSlide11

Advanced Cal VerificationVerification includesTHRU or Insertion Response using insertable adapterreturn loss using wideband terminators

symmetry, S11=S22Reciprocity, S21=S12

Group DelaySlide12

Again, use validation structure features to your advantageSlide13

Calibration Verification 2-Port using KF-KF AdapterSlide14

Start with Simple Cal Verification:

Simple adapter THRU for non-insertable and flush THRU with insertable Cal. KF-KF adapter has approximately 0.1dB insertion loss and 50psec delay.Slide15

Verify Low-Frequency Calibration. Passivity issues!Slide16

Another example using on-board THRU

Example of Simple

THRU

for

TRL:

Simple check of obvious Passivity Violations.

The check of |S21|>1 is NOT sufficient however!Slide17

Analysis of Calibration Causality Using Polar Plot, Causal S-parameters should only rotate clockwise

Quick Polar view of Insertion locates non-causal behaviorSlide18

Cal verification using precision airlinesFirst, examine transmission aberrations, and return loss

I may check this S21 with no calibration

enabled Slide19

Secondly, use Resonant structure like Beatty Standard.Why?Slide20

Simple Matlab

routine to analyze for Beatty - Symmetry issues Slide21

For 4 Ports:

After Cal Verification, Assess S-parameter of DUT

Overall return loss Symmetry

Group Delay Distortion

Reciprocity

Insertion Loss variation

Quick Time Domain TransformSlide22

Rational Compact Modeling of S-parametersSlide23

RCMBe definition it fixes passivity and causalityIs very accurate, low residual MSE errorAddress DC operating pointNo interpolation issues, continuous functionsWorks in Spice engines directlyRequired intermediate step for Time Domain SimulationSlide24

1st Import S-parameters into Simbeor and evaluate quality, then RCM structureSlide25

Look Closely to S-parameter measured versus RCM simulation, CLOSE FIT!

Stripline

Resonator, CMP-28Slide26

S-parameter Work FlowValidate calibration based on DUT Make measurement of external NIST standard, such as stepped impedance or 50ohm airlineTry to predict what DUT measurement will look like based on length, resonances, pathologies, etc.,Make measurement on on board standard, such as Channel Modeling PlatformAnalyze measurementImport measurement into SI Tool, obtain quality metrics – quality, passivity, causalityRCM modelSlide27

What to do with problem S-parameterDon’t fix S-parameters, the tools on the market don’t work very well.If a tool reports problems, check calibrationSometimes you have to live with and manage issues when using T-matrix, or partial calibration, or fancy de-embedding. See DesignCon2012 tutorial: High-confidence S-parameter Measurement Methodologies for 15-28 Gbps, it is available WRT website.Slide28

Thank YouQuestions, discussion?Alfred P. Nevesal@wildrivertech.com503 679 2429