Keysight Technologies N1913PM5B Guide de démarrage rapide

Product Note

Keysight Technologies

N1913PM5B

Calorimetric Power Meter

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N1913-90032

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Edition 2, July 2020

Supersedes: March 2020

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Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

Note: The tapers shown in the picture are optional accessories and are not provided, unless ordered with the PM5B.

The power line cord shown is ordered for the country of use and is supplied outside the Pelican case as

an accessory.

Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

Keysight Technologies

PM5B Calorimetric mm-Wave Power Meter

Product Note

Description

N1913PM5B is a Virginia Diodes, Inc./Erickson PM5B calorimetric mm-wave

power meter, with a W-Band sensor for power measurement over a frequency

range of 75-110 GHz. Additional waveguide tapers are available to enable

measurement of power up to 1.5 THz.

This document is intended to provide information to aid in making your first power

measurement with the N1913PM5B.

Key Features

•Frequency range of 75 GHz to 110 GHz, and up to 1.5 THz with taper accessory

•USB connectivity

•Code-compatible with N522xB PNA or N524xB PNAX, with firmware A.13.80.08

•Includes Lab VIEW 7 express operating software that can be loaded into the

PNA, PNAX, or computer

•Includes built-in calibration verification feature

PM5B Operational Manual

https://vadiodes.com/images/Products/PowerMeter/PM5manual/

VDI-7241_PM5B_Manual.pdf

VDI - Erickson Power Meters (PM5B)

https://vadiodes.com/en/products/power-meters-erickson

PM5 Compatibility with Keysight VNA

https://vadiodes.com/images/AppNotes/Application_Note_-

_PM5_Compatibility_with_Keysight_VNA.pdf

For more information, refer to the following Virginia Diodes, Inc. links:

Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

Waveguide Model Description

Table 1 Available Waveguide and Optional Tapers with Cal Factor Settings

N1913PM5B

N1913PM5B-008

N1913PM5B-006

N1913PM5B-005

N1913PM5B-004

N1913PM5B-003

N1913PM5B-02B

N1913PM5B-002

N1913PM5B-01B

N1913PM5B-001

N1913PM5B-065

PM5B WR10 Waveguide 75-110 GHz

WR8.0 Waveguide Taper 90-140 GHz

WR6.5 Waveguide Taper 110-170 GHz

WR5.1 Waveguide Taper 140-220 GHz

WR4.3 Waveguide Taper 170-260 GHz

WR3.4 Waveguide Taper 220-330 GHz

WR2.8 Waveguide Taper, WM710 260-400 GHz

WR2.2 Waveguide Taper, WM570 325-500 GHz

WR1.5 Waveguide Taper, WM380 500-750 GHz

WR1.0 Waveguide Taper, WM250 750-1100 GHz

WR0.65 Waveguide Taper, WM164 1.1-1.5 THz

Cal Factor

0.2 dB

0.3 dB

0.4 dB

0.5 dB

0.6 dB

1.0 dB

1.5 dB

2.1 dB

•RF accuracy (typical): +/- 5%.

•Frequency: 75-110 GHz (up to 1.5 THz with a taper)

A table in the VDI PM5B Operational Manual (Appendix 2) provides the values for

the Cal Factor setting if an additional taper is added. The optional waveguide

tapers have a flat frequency response, so only one Cal Factor value is set on the

PM5B front panel for the waveguide band. The loss of the WR10 sensor and taper

values are to be added together for the Cal Factor setting and rounded to the

nearest 0.1 dB value.

The WR10 75-110 1" section on the sensor head is NOT to be removed.

Add the taper to the WR10 section.

The PM5B calorimeter has a flat frequency response and is calibrated with a NIST traceable

DC source. Cal factor setting is not required unless a taper is added for extended frequency

use.

VDI PM5B Cal Factor Settings

Taper Model1Description Cal Factor

1. Tapers are optional. They can be ordered with the N1913PM5B.

Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

Connecting the N1913PM5B

1. Ensuring ESD precautions, unpack and remove the products from their

packaging. Keep all connector covers to reinstall after use.

2. Connect the sensor head cable on the front panel, the 9 Vdc power supply, and (if

using software) the USB cable to the rear panel on the PM5B power meter. See

Figure 1 and Figure 2 below.

Figure 1 N1913PM5B with Sensor and Cable Connected to the Front Panel

Figure 2 N1913PM5B with Power Supply and USB Cable Connected to the Rear Panel

The USB connection is usually very snug and may require some additional

pressure to insert or remove completely.

Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

Operation Example

1. Refer to the VDI PM5B Operation Manual for details. See page 3 for a link.

2. Load the software (optional - software not required for manual operation).

3. On the front panel, set the Range Switch to Remote and Cal Factor Switch

to 00.0 (Figure 3).

Figure 3PM5B Power Meter Front Panel

Calibration Factor

Switch (dB)

Used to adjust the

power meter display.

Range Switch

Select ranges from

200 µW to 200mW.

'Remote' enables

USB control and

auto-ranging.

Zero Button

Press to re-zero display

Display

Reads power on

selected range.

Sensor Head

Connector Port

For use with

standard Amphenol

cable.

4. Turn on the PM5B power meter using the power ON/OFF switch on the rear panel

(Figure 4).

5. Start the PM5B control program (optional - not required with manual operation).

6. Enter serial number, for example "520V" (optional - not required with manual operation).

Figure 4 PM5B Power Meter Rear Panel

Internal

Calibration

Switch

(100 µW to

100 mW)

Analog Output

BNC to other

equipment.

(-10 to +10 VDC)

DC Power Input

(9V, 4A)

USB Interface

Type B jack.

Calibration Input

Banana jacks for DC calibration. (max 15V)

Power ON/OFF

Switch

Toggle switch.

Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

7. After the PM5B warms up and the temperature stabilizes, press zero on the front

panel.

8. Set the Internal Calibration Switch on the rear panel to 1 mW and read the meter

at 1.000 ± .050 (allow meter to settle before and after setting switch. This verifies

the N1913PM5B is functioning correctly).

9. Turn off the Internal Calibration Switch (OFF/EXT).

Operation Check Example

Remote or 2 mW Range

10.Connect the sensor to the DUT, an SGX or VNAX set to 110 GHz frequency, and

power level at 0 dBm (1.00 mW).

11.Set Calibration Factor Switch (dB) on PM5B front panel to 00.2 for WR10 band.

12. Ensure DUT power is off and the meter reading is stable. Press the PM5B front

panel "Zero" button.

13. Turn on RF and measure the power set on the source. Measure 1.000 mW ± your

accuracy in settling the power level, and ± 0.050 mW estimated accuracy.

Measurement Example

WR10 Sensor with pre-installed WR10 Section, 110 GHz, 1 mW (0 dBm)

14.Connect a WR6.5 or WR8.0 taper to the WR10 sensor. Do not remove the WR10

section!

Measurement Example

WR6.5 or WR8.0 Taper, 110 GHz, 1 mW (0 dBm)

Figure 5 Sensor Head, Waveguide, and Taper

Sensor Head

Attached to a

1-inch WR10 straight

waveguide and a

1-inch waveguide

taper.

1-Inch WR10

Straight Waveguide

Waveguide attached

to protect the flange.

1-Inch Waveguide Taper

Many standard tapers are

available from VDI (not included

with meter; may be purchased

separately) for measurements in

bands above WR10.

Copper Flange

Nickel-plated; tapped holes are easily stripped. Keep waveguide in place

as shown. Do not over-tighten screws.

Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

15. Set Calibration Factor Switch (dB) on PM5B front panel to 0.3 dB for WR6.5 and

WR8.0 (see table in VDI PM5B Operational Manual - Appendix 2 for current listed

values). Note: Connect WR10 flanges of sensor and taper together for best

match. The smaller opening should face your DUT.

16. Connect sensor to DUT, set frequency to 110 GHz, and power level to 0 dBm

(1.00 mW), RF OFF.

17. Ensure DUT power is off. On the front panel of the PM5B, press "Zero."

18. Turn RF on and measure power. Measure 1.000 mW ± your accuracy in setting

the power level and ± 0.050 mW accuracy.

•PM5B calorimeter amplitude response is flat at ± 5% across a frequency band

of 75 - 110 GHz.

•Calibrated at DC to NIST standards.

•Only the loss of the added tapers requires a Cal Factor dB setting, otherwise it

remains at 0.2 dB for W-Band measurements.

•A "Zero" of the PM5B should be done after the calorimeter is at a stable

temperature.

•Measurement should be recorded after the reading stabilizes (see response

time below).

Important Notes:

Scale 90% Response Time1

Table 2 Typical PM5B Performance

200 mW

20 mW

2 mW

200 µW

0.15 seconds

0.2 seconds

0.6 seconds

12 seconds

RMS Noise

~ 0.02 µW

~ 0.08 µW

0.03 µW

0.003 µW

1. Response time is given as the time from the application of an input to a response at the analog output of

90% of the final reading.

Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

PM5B Specifications

Definitions

Specifications (spec.)

Warranted performance. All specifications apply at 23 °C ± 5 °C unless otherwise stated, and 60

minutes after the instrument has been turned on. Specifications include guard bands to account

for the expected statistical performance distribution, measurement uncertainties, and changes in

performance due to environmental conditions.

Typical (typ.)

Expected performance of an average unit which does not include guard bands. It is not covered by

the product warranty.

Nominal (nom.)

A general, descriptive term that does not imply a level of performance.

Description

Table 3 PM5B Specifications Summary

Specification

Maximum VSWR (typ.)

Frequency Response (nom.)

Input Power Range (typ.)

Maximum Input Power (spec.)

Cal Factor Adjustment (nom.)

Calibration Check (nom.)

Temperature Drift Compensation (typ.)

Data Port (nom.)

Display (nom.)

Analog Output (nom.)

AC Power Input (spec.)

Keysight N1913PM5B Product Note

<1.15:1 (80 - 110 GHz)

75 GHz to > 3 THz

1 µW to 200 mW

200 mW (average)

± 29.9 dB using digi-switches

Internal, all ranges

< 2 µW/°C

USB 2.0

4 1/2 digit LED

± 10 Volts (BNC connector)

100 - 240 Volts, 50 - 60 Hz, 1.2 A

AC plug (per country, C13)

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