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IEEE P370 De-Embedding Kit
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IEEE P370 De-Embedding Algorithm Verification Kit
Part Number: FTA-P370
Product Description
The IEEE P370 De-Embedding Algorithm Verification Kit is a standardized PCB calibration test suite launched by Fin-Test. Designated as the official verification carrier by the IEEE P370 Standards Committee with NIST traceability, it is used to evaluate the accuracy of high-speed PCB S-parameter de-embedding algorithms and perform lossless EM model tuning for PCB interconnects. Equipped with 9 high-precision PCB test coupons made of Rogers 4003 material, it comes with metrology-grade RF connectors, phase-matched adapters and zero-length short calibration components. Compatible with two mainstream de-embedding methodologies (2x-Thru and Open-Short), it supports measurement frequencies up to 60 GHz. All test data is repeatable and comparable, making it a core standardized verification instrument for next-generation data center and RF millimeter-wave laboratories.
Applications
- Accuracy comparison and validation of self-developed & commercial S-parameter de-embedding algorithms
- Signal integrity calibration tests for DDR / PCIe / OSFP high-speed serial links
- Performance benchmarking of 2x-Thru and Open-Short de-embedding solutions
- Extreme condition testing for impedance mismatch & series via discontinuities
- Lossless electromagnetic model calibration based on Beatty standard PCB interconnects
- Metrology traceability reference for RF labs & teaching benchmark for university SI courses
- Precision verification of de-embedding modules for EDA simulation software
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Measured differential insertion loss from 0 to 60GHz
Measured differential return loss from 0 to 60GHz
TDR impedance waveform of Beatty standard, standard microstrip & 105% impedance fixture
Insertion loss, absolute & relative error comparison between raw DUT and de-embedded results
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