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4. Two temperature or Y factor method
4.1 Measurement principle
When a dipole is placed at the input of a quadrupole, which can be brought to two different temperatures T
1
and T
2
(without changing its Thévenin impedance), the following two equations are obtained
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Bibliography
Websites
Microwave Theory and Technique Society, Microwave Measurement Technical Committee (MTT-11)
Events
ARFTG (Automatic RF Technique Group) organizes a symposium twice a year on microwave measurements in general (linear and non-linear network analysis, noise measurements, etc.).
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