RF designers often find themselves working on input power matching their circuits to a 50-Ohm signal source. The goal of this task is to develop a matching network that delivers most of the input power to the device. For that, the matching network is optimized such that the reflection coefficient presented by the network to the signal source is low (typically less than 10dB return loss) over the required frequency range.
he following video discusses various useful instruments for developing quantum computers. The part of particular interest starts at 25:20 where cryogenic noise parameter measurements with C-IG0160CT are discussed.
This post shows a step by step process of measuring noise parameters using NoiseTech’s impedance generator.
IEEE Microwave Magazine has published an announcement of the arrival of NoiseTech’s impedance generators (IG0160C). This announcement can also be viewed here.
CMC Microsystems offers noise-parameter measurement solutions with NoiseTech’s Impedance Generator. Visit CMC or contact NoiseTech for more information.
