Performance Tests
Zero Test
Agilent E4418B/E4419B Service Guide 2-5
Zero Test
Specification
Description
After the power meter is initially calibrated and zeroed, the change in the
digital readout is monitored. This test also takes drift and noise into
account, since drift, noise and zero readings cannot be separated.
Equipment
Range Calibrator .................................. Agilent 11683A
Power Sensor Cable ............................. Agilent 11730A
Test Setup
Figure 2-1: Zero Test Setup
Electrical Characteristics Performance Limits
Accuracy: Zero set (Digital settability of zero) ±0.0764 µW
1
1. This performance limit is determined by the zero set specification of the power
sensor used in the measurement plus the measurement noise. The range
calibrator has a zero set specification of
±0.05 µW. The calibrator measurement
noise specification is 110 nW at 16 averages. At 512 averages a noise multiplier of
0.24 is required, giving a measurement noise specification of 0.0264 µW
(0.24x512).
Agilent 11730A
POWER
METER
CHANNEL A
Power Meter
Range
Calibrator
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