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APPLICATION NOTE: Performing Differential Noise Figure Measurements (3/13/2019)

APPLICATION NOTE: Performing Differential Noise Figure Measurements

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Wednesday, March 13, 2019

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Performing Differential Noise Figure Measurements

In recent years, numerous improvements have been made in noise figure measurements through better algorithmic understanding of the measurements, more sensitive receivers, and less error-prone methods of processing noise power measurements. Anritsu has incorporated a number of these improvements in the single-ended Noise Figure Measurement Option of the VectorStar vector network analyzer (VNA) platform. This application note offers insights into and examples of performing differential noise figure measurements.

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