HEWLETT PACKARD. HP 8510C Network Analyzer 45 MHz to 110 GHz. Unmatched excellence in microwave network analysis



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HEWLETT PACKARD HP 8510C Network Analyzer 45 MHz to 110 GHz Unmatched excellence in microwave network analysis

Excellence in network analysis with unmatched RF performance... The HP 85 IOC Microwave Network Analyzer is the premier network analyzer system for magnitude, phase and group delay measurements from 45 MHz to 110 GHz. The HP 8510C is the continuation of a 25-year evolution in microwave network analyzer technology, delivering exceptional performance and capability while still being economical and easy-to-use. The outstanding versatility of the HP 85 IOC Network Analyzer easily adapts to different measurement requirements without compromising performance. Just choose the appropriate system components to match the unique needs of your particular application. Broadband systems can be configured to 50 GHz in coax (extendable to 62.5 GHz for single connection, on-wafer banded measurements) and to 110 GHz in waveguide. The no-compromise design of the HP 8517A test set provides better performance at 50 GHz than was previously available at 40 GHz. The superior performance of HP 8510C network analyzer systems can make you more competitive in today's demanding marketplace. Previously, the HP 8515A 26.5 GHz S-parameter test set defined the ultimate in high performance measurements. Now with the addition of the HP 8517A 50 GHz coaxial test set, the bandwidth of performance excellence has been doubled. You get both high performance and broadband frequency coverage with the HP 85 IOC 50 GHz network analyzer system. Outstanding raw performance The basis for this exceptional performance is the raw (or unconnected) test port characteristics of Hewlett-Packard test sets. The intrinsic characteristics of the test set prior to calibration determine the improvement in overall calibration accuracy and longevity that can be achieved. The HP 8517A test set has an unprecedented 20 db of raw directivity and 10 db of raw source match to 50 GHz. In a typical lab environment, a 50 GHz calibration will remain valid for days, saving you valuable set-up time. Have greater confidence in your designs and increase production throughput with the HP 8510C family of products. High dynamic range With the HP 8517A test set, 10 db more dynamic range is available to 50 GHz than is available above 40 GHz from any other network analyzer system. High test port output power and sensitivity directly affect both the accuracy and speed of your measurements. The high dynamic range coupled with the better raw directivity of the HP 8517A gives you new confidence in measurements to 50 GHz. Measurements to 50 GHz are enhanced by the high dynamic range of the HP 8517A.

Exceptional performance and versatility made simple Large color display Choose from different trace, graticule, text and background colors allowing you to quickly and easily interpret measurement results on this large 19 cm 16-color high-resolution display. Four S-parameter display View all four S-parameters on one display in a split or overlay format for complete characterization of your device at a glance, even while tuning. Internal LIF/DOS 3.5-inch disk drive Unlimited long-term storage of instrument states, calibration sets or data to disk is both fast and convenient. Transfer data to your HP 9000 Series 300 computers or CAE programs via the internal LIF disk format, or use the DOS disk format for compatibility with MS-DOS programs. The time-saving user-interface has darkcolored front panel keys for basic functions and softkey menus for additional functions. Channel-/parameter-/format-/responselimited instrument states automatically recall the last settings so that you don't have to. Menus Calibration flexibility Choose from the most extensive selection of built-in error correction techniques available from any network analyzer. Frequency time pulse profile domain Enable transformations from the frequency domain to the time domain with Option 010, allowing you to see the effects of impedance discontinuities vs. distance. Pulse profile domain, Option 008, adds specialized hardware and optimized firmware features for making measurements of pulsed-rf responses. Display Store measured data into one of eight internal trace memories and then perform trace mathematics (+, -, x, +). Versatile markers Display five independent markers and their values simultaneously. t i - I ^B Vi Stimulus Easy, direct control of any HP 8360 Series Synthesized Sweeper or HP 8350B Sweep Oscillator. Choose from three different sweep modes (step, ramp, or frequency list) depending on your measurement speed and accuracy requirements. Parameter Select S11 or S22 for reflection (return loss) measurements and S21 or S12 for transmission (insertion loss/gain) measurements. Format View measured parameter data in a variety of formats: logarithmic magnitude, phase, group delay, Smith Chart, SWR, linear magnitude, R + JX impedance, and more. Response Set the appropriate scaling, reference level, reference position, averaging, smoothing and electrical delay for your data. MS-DOS is a U.S. registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Two independent display channels Simultaneously display transmission and reflection measurements, magnitude and phase measurements, swept-frequency and time-domain measurements, or two different frequency ranges in real time. Instrument state Internal save/recall Fast and convenient internal storage of up to eight different instrument states. Hardcopy outputs with buffer Create high-quality graphical or tabular data outputs via HP-IB or serial (RS-232) plotters or printers. The internal serial plotter/printer buffer enhances productivity by allowing you to continue with your next measurement while the data is being output.

Speed... The 50 GHz couplers for the HP 8517A are tuned using ramp sweep mode for the fastest "real time" sweep update rate. The HP 8510C is the only network analyzer to give you the choice of either a fast analog ramp sweep mode that is now more accurate, or an accurate synthesized step sweep mode that is now faster. This powerful combination is made possible by the HP 8360 Series Synthesized Sweepers which combine the best of a high-resolution synthesizer with a broadband sweep oscillator. Ramp sweep HP 8360 Series Synthesized Sweepers provide the fastest sweep mode available from any.5mhz -5MH The HP 85IOC has a ramp sweep mode that is both fast and accurate (±0.1% of span). network analyzer. A fully errorcorrected 201-point measurement can be made in under 500 msec with a ten-fold improvement in frequency accuracy when compared to previous synthesizers. The calibrated analog sweep mode allows you to make accurate, reliable measurements in "real time" so that you can tune your devices with greater confidence and higher throughput. Step sweep For ultimate confidence in measurement performance, an alternative to the fast ramp sweep mode is an extremely accurate step sweep mode. In step sweep mode, the HP 8360 Series Synthesized Sweeper is tuned and phase-locked to each frequency point with 1 Hz of synthesized frequency resolution. Measurement speed in the new quick-step synthesized mode is now six times faster with the HP 8360 Series Synthesized Sweepers than with previous synthesizers, allowing increased throughput in final test. A 201- point data trace can be measured in 1.6 seconds. Frequency list Eliminate wasted time making measurements at frequencies you don't need. Fast and efficient testing can be accomplished at the frequency points that you specify with the frequency list mode of the HP 85 IOC. Frequency list segments can be either CW or swept, at any density, and they may even be overlapped or nested. With the HP 85 IOC, you can calibrate over all frequency list segments once, then later measure a single segment without having to re-calibrate. SES ST' P01N1 i 39.B0a0eeee0 ir. tot* no a o! 4i.808080600 43.Z50000808.300000006 NL»* R OF LIST POINTS; 93 Specify up to 30 different arbitrary frequency list segments. SB.800080000

Accuracy. The impressive performance of the HP 85 IOC allows you to make the most accurate measurements on the most challenging devices. Accuracy improvements made popular by the HP 8510B are still unmatched by any other network analyzer. TRL/LRM calibration TRL (Thru-Reflect-Line) is a precision two-port calibration technique which uses a thru connection, a reflective termination, and transmission lines as reference standards. TRL is useful for coaxial measurements where the highest accuracy is desired and for non-coaxial media such as waveguide and microstrip where traditional standards are not readily available. TRL is convenient since fewer and simpler standards are required. Hewlett-Packard offers 7 mm and 3.5 mm coaxial TRL calibration kits and X/P/K/R/Q/U/V/W-band waveguide TRL calibration kits. -J* II liding Load CE libr atio " -s rrl i Ca iibr atio - i -- TRL calibration achieves accuracies never before seen with sliding load calibrations. Measurement accuracy is dependent upon the quality of the standards used. HP is continually refining the design and manufacture of its precision standards. LRM (Line- Re fleet-match) is similar to TRL but uses true 50 ohm match standards instead of lines. Because LRM has no frequency bandwidth limitation and LRM standards are more convenient, it is the ideal calibration technique for both on-wafer and in-fixture applications. The HP 8510C offers the flexibility to easily adapt to your LRM standards. Noninsertable calibration Many common RF and microwave components are noninsertable and require you to insert or switch an adapter during calibration which adds an unknown uncertainty to the measurement. A device with female connectors on both ports is one example of a noninsertable device. The HP 8510C has an internal "adapter removal" feature for measuring noninsertable devices with exceptional accuracy. Using this technique, the response of the inserted adapter is completely characterized and removed from the measurement in a fully traceable and verifiable fashion. Calibrate Measure Portl CAL 1 CAL 2 < < Adapter The "adapter removal" capability is one of the many ways the HP 8510C simplifies challenging measurements. Port 2 Port 2

Usability... Many convenience-oriented features have been designed into the HP 8510C with the user in mind, making it suitable for both the first-time and experienced user. Four S-parameter color display The large color display of the HP 85 IOC makes interpretation of your data easier with full control of color choices for the trace, graticule, text and background for optimum viewing. The four S-parameter display gives you a complete characterization of your device at a glance in either a split graticule or overlay display mode. The HP 8510C allows you to tune and see all four S-parameters change in real-time on a single full-size graticule. Display five independent markers and their values simultaneously. Internal 3.5-inch disk drive The internal 3.5-inch disk drive allows additional storage of everything from trace data to complete machine states. With the HP 85 IOC, you choose the format of the data that you save to disk. LIF is the internal format that is ideal for saving and recalling data to and from the HP 85 IOC. LIF format is also used by HP 9000 Series 300 computers and for transferring device measurement data to your Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) programs for circuit simulation. The HP 8510C also has a DOS format selection that allows you to store measurement data to disk and then use it directly in your MS-DOS compatible programs. Hardcopy outputs The HP 85IOC simplifies measurements to make you more productive. Output data directly to an HP-IB or serial (RS-232) plotter or printer using the default format settings or customize your own format for maximum flexibility. The productivity-enhancing internal buffer for both serial plotters or printers frees the front panel so that you don't have to wait for the hardcopy output to finish before you begin your next measurement. The real-time clock lets you time/date stamp your hardcopy outputs, calibration sets and measurement data for fool-proof record- keeping. Create highquality graphical or tabular data outputs with a single keystroke.

Versatility that can be tailored to your unique requirements The 85IOC provides high precision and fast measurement speed for measuring components of all types. The HP 85 IOC is the foundation from which to expand your capability for future applications and continues to be the best network analyzer investment that you can make. RF and microwave components Measure switches with high dynamic range, phase match cables with high resolution, and quickly tune filters with increased accuracy and throughput with the HP 8510C. Characterize the performance of amplifiers with the HP 8510C and HP 8511 Frequency Converter for the ultimate in measurement flexibility. - 1 Fl 3tne ss< lorrecti >n t> ppl ed- No Flatness Correction Applie d 7 S5 1 «:!. «" Maintain constant input power to amplifiers with the test port power flatness correction capability of the HP 8510C. Millimeter-wave components The HP 85106C Network Analyzer System can make S-parameter measurements in four waveguide bands from 33 to 110 GHz for millimeter-wave measurements of the highest speed, accuracy and dynamic range. With the HP 8350B Sweep Oscillator as the LO, ramp sweep mode can be activated to speed measurements and facilitate device tuning. The performance of an existing HP 85 IOC microwave system can be extended to the millimeter-wave frequencies with additional hardware at a modest incremental cost. Frequency-translation devices Simplify measurements of frequency-translation devices by taking advantage of the HP 8510C multiple source mode which controls two sources (RF and LO) and the network analyzer receiver (test set). Mixer conversion loss and relative phase measurements are made relative to a reference mixer using the HP 8511 Frequency Converter. Time domain Option 010 of the HP 8510C enables data transformations from the frequency domain to the time domain, allowing you to see the effects of impedance discontinuities as a function of distance. The 50 GHz bandwidth of the HP 8517A test set maximizes time domain resolution so that you can better isolate and identify responses that are close together. Eliminate responses due to selected discontinuities with the time domain gating function so that you measure just the response of the intended device. Tune your devices while watching the time domain data update in real time using ramp sweep mode.

On-wafer discrete and MMIC devices Fully characterize your on-wafer devices with the highest performance over a broad 45 MHz to 50 GHz frequency range with the HP 85107B network analyzer system coupled with a wafer probing station*. Extend your system to 62.5 GHz with the HP 85109B On-Wafer Network Analyzer System which provides measurement capability from 45 MHz to 62.5 GHz with a single connection to the wafer probes. Fixtured devices and circuits At the chip or package level, fixturing is required to interface to the device. With the HP 8510C, remove the fixture's effects mathematically (de-embedding) or use in-fixture calibration standards. * Available from Cascade Microtech Inc., Beaverton, Oregon, U.S.A. LRM is the ideal HP 8510C calibration technique for both onwafer and in-fixture measurements. Hewlett-Packard's own compact antenna test range is used in the development of new antenna test and RCS products. Single Connection Multiple Measurement (SCMM) systems for on-wafer or in-fixture multi-mode stimulus/ response environments coordinate network analysis, noise figure, power and spectrum analysis measurements with a single device connection. Pulsed-RF components The HP 85108A Pulsed-RF Network Analyzer System allows you to characterize the magnitude and phase response of pulsed-rf components from 2 to 20 GHz with pulse widths as short as 1 (isec. It is the only truly asynchronous system able to measure any point within a pulse. Dielectric materials Non-destructively determine the complex dielectric constant of solid or liquid materials from 200 MHz to 20 GHz with the HP 85070A Dielectric Probe Kit. Or combine the HP 85 IOC with the HP 85071A Materials Measurement Software to determine the permittivity and permeability of materials that are loaded into transmission lines for measurement capability from 500 MHz to 110 GHz. Antenna pattern and RCS Measure antenna patterns under far-field conditions with exceptional performance and configuration flexibility with the HP 85301 Antenna Measurement System. CW pattern measurement rates in excess of 2000 points/sec speed data acquisition, and remoteable fundamental mixer modules ensure high sensitivity for fast and accurate measurements. The HP 85 IOC Network Analyzer also delivers excellent performance for radar cross section (RCS) measurements of lowobservable targets. Lightwave components Make state-of-the-art lightwave modulation tests with the HP 8510C and the HP 83420A Lightwave Test Set. Perform measurements of optical, electrical, and opto-electrical components at modulation frequencies from 130 MHz to 20 GHz.

Hewlett-Packard support HEWLETT PACKARD With every HP 85 IOC purchase, you receive two enrollments to the HP 8510 User's Course to bring you up to speed with hands-on knowledge of the HP 8510C's full capabilities. An HP 8510 Advanced Programming Course is also available to aid you in automating your measurements. In addition, HP Applications Engineers are ready to assist you with specialized training or applications software development. All HP 85 IOC systems include a one-year on-site warranty. Preconfigured systems also include installation at no extra charge. Option W31 adds two additional years of on-site service to most HP 8510C system components for added protection of your investment at a low fixed cost. Verification of the performance of an HP 85 IOC system is accomplished in a traceable manner. Each device in a Hewlett- Packard verification kit is supplied with data and measurement uncertainties that are traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). In addition, the verification kit may be certified to meet US MIL STD 45662A requirements. Other HP 8510 Literature HP 8510C Technical Data Sheet HP 8510C Ordering Guide HP 85103C/D Upgrade Brochure HP 8510C Users Guide HP 8510 Product Notes PN 8510-2 Radar Cross Section Measurements PN 8510-3 Materials Measurements PN 8510-6 On-wafer Measurements PN 8510-7 Frequency Translation Device Measurements PN 8510-8 TRL Calibration PN 8510-13 Noninsertable Device Measurements PN 8510-14 Multiple Test Sets PN 8510-15 Lightwave Component Measurements PN 8510-16 Test Port Power Flatness Correction HP 8510 Application Notes AN 374-1 Antenna Pattern Measurements HP 8510 Programming Notes Introductory Programming Guide For more information, call your local HP sales office listed in your telephone directory. Data Subject to Change Copyright 1990 Hewlett-Packard Company Printed in U.S.A. 11/90 5952-3187