Click on Yes if the load tuner is not at initial position.
Hardware configuration check
All the measurement hardware needed for tuner auto de-embedding must be
correctly set. If so, all hardware is marked with . Then, click on .Figure: Hardware check OK
Otherwise, click on to identify the type of error, click on
Cancel and return on Schematic tab to properly configure the
instrument.Figure: Hardware check
error
Note: The calibration wizard reminds you to check the 10 MHz signal
configuration between external signal generator and VNA.
Calibration settings
Set the power level and select the frequencies to apply
de-embedding. Then, click on .Figure: Calibration settings
Bench configuration
Connect the measurement bench as shown in the following figure and click on
to perform measurement.Figure: Bench configuration
Intermediate results
After the measurement, the Smith chart present the maximum
gamma available before and after the de-embedding for each selected frequency.
The blue circle represents the maximum gamma at the tuner calibration plane and
the red circle represents the maximum available gamma achievable at the
calibration reference plane. Click on to perform measurement to continue.Figure: Intermediate results
Load tuner initialization
Click on Yes if you want to put the load tuner at the initial position.
Final results
By clicking on , VISION will create a fixture file with s2p
extension and a termination file with s1p extension. These newly created files
will be displayed in Setup > File Manager. Select Install
generated de-embedding files option to transfer automatically these
files from File manager to the load tuning station settings in
Setup > Schematic. Figure: Final results
File manager
Click on Setup > File Manager to find the files created by the
tuner auto de-embedding wizard.Figure: File manager
De-embedding
To check that the files are properly placed in the load tuning station, click
on Setup > Schematic > Load Tuning Station > Passive
Tuner > De-embedding. The fixture file and the termination file
are in the corresponding fields for proper de-embedding.Figure: De-embedding