Atec Agilent-85133F User Manual
Agilent 85225F
Performance Modeling System
Installation and User’s Guide
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Warnings, Cautions, and Not es
This installation and user’s guide utilizes the following safety notations.
Familiarize yourself with each notation and its meaning before operating
the Agilent 85225F performance modeling system.
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
A WARNING notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating
procedure, practice, or the like that, if not correctly performed or
adhered to, could result in personal injury or death. Do not proce ed
beyond a WARNING notic e unt il the indicated conditions are fully
understood and met.
A CAUTION notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating
procedure, practice, or the like that, if not correctly performed or adhered
to, could result in damage to the product or loss of important data. Do not
proceed beyond a CAUTION notice until the indicated conditions are fully
understood and met.
A NOTE calls the user’s attention to an important point or special
information within the text. It provides additional information or
instructions.
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Safety Symbols and Instrument Markings
Symbols and markings in documentation and on instruments alert you to
potential risks, provide information about conditions, and comply with
international regulations. Table A defines the safety symbols and Table B
on page 5 defines the instrument markings you may find in the
documentation or on an instrument.
Table A Safety Symbols
Symbols Definition
Warning: risk of electric shock.
Warning: hot surface.
Caution: refer to instrument documen tat i on.
Laser radiation symbol: marked on pr oducts that have a laser
output.
Alternating current.
Both direct and alternating current.
Three-phase alternating current.
Earth (ground) terminal.
Protective earth (ground) terminal.
Frame or chassis terminal.
Terminal is at earth potential. Used for measurement and
control circuits designed to be operated with one terminal at
earth potential.
Terminal for neutral conductor on permanently installed
equipment.
Terminal for line conductor on permanently installed
equipment.
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Table A Safety Symbols (continued)
Symbols Definition
Standby (supply). Units with this s ymb ol are not completely
disconnected from AC mains w hen this s witch is in th e stand by
position. To completely disconnect the unit from AC mains,
either disconnect the power cord, or have a qu alified/licensed
electrician install an external switch.
ON (supply). A switch with this symbol closes the instrument’s
power supply circuit, connecting it to the mains supply .
OFF (supply). A switc h with th is symbo l open s the instr umen t’s
power supply circuit, disconnecting it from the mains supply.
Table B Instrument Markings
Marking Definition
The instruction documentation symbol appears when it is
necessary for the user to refer to the instruction in the
documentation.
The CE mark is a registered trademark of the European
Community.
This product compli es with the WEEE Directiv e (2002/96/EC)
marking requirements. The affixed la bel indicates th at you must
not discard this electrical/el ectronic product in domestic
household waste. To return unwanted products, contact your
local Agilent Technologies office, or see www.agilent.com for
more information.
The CSA mark is a registered trademark of the
CSA-International.
N10149
ISM1-A This text indicates t hat the instrume nt is an In dustrial S cienti fic
ICES/NMB-001 This text indicates product compliance wi th the Canadian
The C-tick mark is a registered trademark of the Spectrum
Management Agency of Australia. This signifies compliance
with the Australian EMC Framework regulations under the
terms of the Radio Communications Act of 1992.
and Medical Group 1 Class A product (CISPER 11, Clause 4).
Interference-Causing Equipment Standard (ICES-001).
Operator Safety Requirements
The following general safety precautions must be observed during all
phases of operation of this system. Failure to comply with these
precautions or with specific warnings elsewhere in this manual violates
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safety standards of design, manufacture, and intended use of the product.
Agilent Technologies, Inc. assumes no liability for the customer’s failure to
comply with these requirements.
For additional safety precautions, including precautions for making device
measurements in a floating ground configuration, see “To ensure your
safety while using the system" on page 76.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
This is a Safety Class 1 Product (provided with a protective earthing
ground incorporated in the mains supply cord). The mains plug shall
be inserted only in a socket outlet provided with a protective earth
contact. Any interruption of the protective conductor inside or
outside of the product is likely to make the product dangerous.
Intentional interruption is prohibited.
If this product is not used as specified, the protection provided by the
equipment could be impaired. This product must be used only in a
normal condition (in which all means for protection are intact) only.
DO NOT OPERATE IN AN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE. Do not operate
the instrument in the presence of flammable gases or flames.
WARNING
DO NOT REMOVE THE INSTRUMENT COVER. Operating personnel
must not remove instrument covers. Component replacement and
internal adjustments must be m a de only by qualified service
personnel. Instruments that appear damaged or defective should be
made inoperative and se cured against unintended operation until
they can be repaired by qualified service personnel.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
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Installing additional instrument s may dest abi l ize the rack cabinet.
Installing additional instruments into the ca bine t electrical system
could produce excessive leakage current. If the protective earth
conductor is interrupted or faulted, the user risks serious inj u ry or
death.
Prior to adding any additional instruments, review all wiring and
cooling capabilities to verify adeq uate design margins for nor mal and
under single fault conditions.
Mains power
CAUTION
Ground the system
WARNING
WARNING
Before applying power
CAUTION
The mains cable shall be permanently connected to the premise circuit
breaker or connected using an agency approved twist-lock connector.
To minimize shock hazard, the rack cabinet must be connected to an
electrical protective earth ground. The power distribution unit (PDU)
must be connected to the AC power mains through a grounded power
cable, with the ground wire firmly connected to an electrical ground
(safety ground) at the power outlet.
Any interruption of the protective (grounding) conductor or
disconnection of the protective earth terminal will cause a potential
shock hazard that could result in personal injury.
Verify that the product is set to match the available line voltage, the
correct fuse is installed, and all safety precautions are taken. Before
applying power, note the product’s external markings described in
Table A, “Safety Symbols,” on page4 and Table B, “Instrument
Markings,” on page5.
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
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It is recommended that the premise wiring contain an adequate circuit
breaker for system protection.
To remove power from the cabinet, remove the mains supply from the
premise electrical supply.
Before switching on this system, make sure that the supply voltage is
in the specified range.
CAUTION
Fuses and breakers
The front panel LINE switch disconnects the mains circuit from the
mains supply. Ho wev e r, the mains supply to the po wer d is tr ib ut io n u n it
remains energized.
WARNING
Before cleaning the system
WARNING
Overcurrent protection
CAUTION
For continued protection against fire hazard, use only fuses with the
required rated current, voltage, and specified type (normal blow ,
time delay). Do not use repaired fuses or short-circuited fuse
holders. Replace only with an identical fuse.
There are two resettable thermal bre a ke rs located on the power
strips. These are in the “hot” and “neutral” lines.
To prevent electrical shock, disconnect the system from mains before
cleaning. Use a dry (or slightly water-dampened) cloth to clean
external case parts. Do not atte mpt to clean internally.
If the power outlet strip breaker trips once, reset the breaker. If the
breaker trips twice, call a qualified/licensed electrician to service the
test system.
Statement of Compliance and Declaration of Conformity
This product has been designed and tested in accordance with accepted
industry standards, and has been supplied in a safe condition. The
documentation contains information and warnings that must be followed
by the user to ensure safe operation and to maintain the product in a safe
condition.
The Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformity is available upon request.
Statement of CAN/CSA Compliance
This product has been designed and tested in accordance with
CAN/CSA- C22.2 No. 61010- 1 IEC.
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Compliance with German Noise Requirements
This is to declare that this instrument is in conformance with the German
Regulation on Noise Declaration for Machines (Laermangabe nach der
Maschinenlaermrerordnung - 3.GSGV Deutschland).
Acoustic Noise Emission/Geraeuschemission
LpA <70 dB LpA <70 dB
Operator position am Arbeitsplatz
Normal position normaler Betrieb
per ISO 7779 nach DIN 45635 t.19
Compliance with Canadian EMC Requirements
This ISM device complies with Canadian ICES- 001. Cet appareil ISM est
conformé à la norme NMB du Canada.
IEC/EN 61000-4-2 Electrost atic Discharge Immunity Test
This system passes using criterion C where operator intervention may be
necessary to restart the measurement software operations.
IEC/EN 61326 Electrostat ic Di sc harg e and Surge Im muni t y Test
This system complies with the Electrostatic Discharge and Surge Immunity
requirements in the IEC/EN 61326 standard using Performance Criterion
C.
For Technical Assistance
To receive technical assistance, visit the online assistance web site, or call
the telephone number listed in Table 19 on page 107 appropriate to the
location of modeling system.
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In This Guide...
1 Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System
2 Installing the System
3 Verifying System Functionality
This guide provides instruction on installing, verifying, and servicing the
system, as well as an introductory system overview and reference material.
This information is presented for use by the customer or an Agilent
Technologies field engineer.
This chapter provides a description of the system, its components,
integration, and characteristics.
Here you will find instruction on preparing the installation site, receiving
and inspecting the system (including a receiving checklist), installing the
worksurface, ensuring operator safety, connecting the bias networks, and
powering- on the system.
Turn here for instruction on choosing a level of system verification and
performing a post-installation functional verification test using a system
controller running IC- CAP software.
4 Servicing the System
This chapter includes instruction on troubleshooting the system, removing
and replacing system components, ordering replacement parts, and
acquiring additional assistance in solving measurement problems.
A Enhancing Measurement Accuracy
See this appendix for instruction on cleaning the system connections,
performing a system measurement calibration, and suggested intervals for
periodic component calibration.
B DC Subsystem Functional Verificat ion Tests
Turn here to find Agilent 4156C precision semiconductor parameter
analyzer and Agilent E5260A/70B high speed/precision parameteric
measurement mainframe functional verification tests that do not require
the IC- CAP software.
C RF Subsystem Functional Verification Tests
This appendix includes an Agilent E8364B PNA Series vector network
analyzer functional verification test that does not require the IC- CAP
software.
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D CV Subsystem Functional Verification Tests
This appendix includes an Agilent 4284A precision LCR meter functional
verification test that does not require the IC- CAP software.
E Noise Subsystem Functional Verifi cation Tests
This appendix includes an Agilent 35670A dynamic signal analyzer
functional verification test that does not require the IC- CAP software.
F Understanding the Bias Networks
Here you will find features, characteristics, a schematic diagram, and
operational information on the bias networks.
G Network Analyzer Performance Specification Summary
See this appendix for a summary of the network analyzer’s performance
specifications.
For Additional
Information on...
Hardware
Additional information regarding instruments and accessories within the
system is provided in the individual instrument or accessory’s
documentation.
Software
IC- CAP software operating instructions and tutorials are provided in the
Agilent 85190D IC- CAP user’s guide.
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Typeface
Conventions
This guide uses the following typeface conventions to describe various
aspects of a particular hardware or software user interface.
Hardware
Interface Examples in Body Text Examples in Procedural Text
and Tables
Front panel hardke ys
Front panel display
softkeys
Front or rear panel
connectors, instrument
markings
Data field entries
Keyboard keys
Press Preset
Press Cal
Press [MORE]
Press [Return]
RF/DC OUT connector
STIMULUS key group
Enter Calset
Enter 18
Press Ctrl+8
Press Enter
Press Preset
Press Cal
Press [MORE]
Press [Return]
RF/DC OUT connector
STIMULUS key group
Enter Calset
Enter 18
Press Ctrl+8
Press Enter
Software
Interface Examples in Body Te xt Examples in Procedural Text
and Tables
Screen buttons and
selections
Menu selections
Click Enter
Select Continuous
Choose Format > Small
Choose Cal > Full
Click Enter
Select Continuous
Choose Format > Small
Choose Cal > Full
Command and menu
names
Icon and window titles
The Save commands are in
the File menu.
The Model icons are in the
IC- CAP/Main window.
Program messages
Data field entries
Is the device conn ected?
Enter Calset
Enter 18
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The Save commands are in the
File menu.
The Model icons are in the
IC-CAP/Main window.
Is the device connected?
Enter Calset
Enter 18
Contents
1 Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System
Performance Modeling System Configuration Overview 18
RF and DC Measurement System Configuration 19
Figure 1. System Block Diagram 19
The RF Subsystem 20
The DC Subsystem 20
The Bias Networks 21
Component Integration 22
Figure 2. System Components 23
Table 3.Front Panel System Connections, with Agilent 4156C 24
Figure 3.Front Panel Connections with Agilent 4156C 25
Table 4.Front Panel System Connections, with Agilent E5260A or E5270B 26
Figure 4.Front Panel Wiring Diagram with Agilent E5260A or E5270B 27
Table 5.Rear Panel System Connections with Agilent 4156C 28
Figure 5.Rear Panel Wiring Diagram with Agilent 4156C 29
Table 6. Rear Panel System Connections with Agilent E5260A or E5270B 30
Figure 6.Rear Panel Wiring with Agilent E5260A or E5270B 31
Figure 7.DC/RF Cabling Diagram - DC and RF Configuration 32
CV, RF, and DC Measurement System Configuration 33
Figure 8. System Block Diagram 33
The CV Subsystem 34
Component Integration 34
Figure 9. System Components 35
Table 7.Front Panel System Connections 36
Figure 10. Front Panel Wiring Diagram 37
Table 8.Rear Panel System Connections 38
Figure 11.Rear Panel Wiring Diagram 39
Figure 12. DC/RF Cabling Diagram - DC and RF Configuration 40
Figure 13.DC/RF Cabling Diagram - Parametric Configuration 41
The Low Leakage Switch Mainframe 42
Table 9.Rear Panel Connections, including Low Leakage Switch Mainframe 42
Figure 14. Rear Panel Wiring Diagram including Low Leakage Switch Mainframe 43
Figure 15.DC/RF Cabling Diagram - Parametric Configuration with Low Leakage Switch
Mainframe 44
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1/f Noise, CV, RF, and DC Measurement System Configuration 45
Figure 16.System Block Diagram 46
Figure 17. 1/f Noise Measurement Block Diagram 47
Component Integration 48
Figure 18. System Components 49
Table 10.Front Panel System Connections 50
Figure 19. Front Panel Wiring Diagram 51
Tab le 11. Rear Panel System Connections 52
Figure 20.Rear Panel Wiring Diagram 53
Figure 21. DC/RF Cabling Diagram - DC and RF Configuration 54
Figure 22.DC/RF Cabling Diagram - Parametric Configuration 55
Instrument Control Interface 56
Tab le 12. GPIB Addresses 56
The LAN/GPIB Gateway 57
Figure 23.Rear Panel Wiring Diagram for LAN/GPIB Gateway 58
The System Controller 59
Table 13. Personal Computer Requirements 59
Table 14. UNIX Workstation Requirements 59
The Rack Cabinet 60
Performance Characteristics and Specifications 61
Table 15.Supplemental System Characteristics 61
Interference Standards 61
Performance Modeling System Performance Specifications 61
RF Subsystem Performance Specifications 62
DC Subsystem Specifications 62
Bias Network Characteristics 62
2 Installing the System
To prepare the installation site 64
Ta b le 16 . Environmen t al Requ ir em e nts 64
Table 17. Electrical Requirements 64
To receive the system 65
To unpack the shipment crate containing the rack cabinet 66
To verify the shipment 68
Tab le 18. Replaceable Parts 69
To install the work surface 74
To ensure your safety while using the system 76
Precautions for Performing Floating-Ground Measurements 78
To perform floating-ground measurements 78
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Precautions for Avoiding Electrostatic Discharge 79
To connect the bias networks 80
Agilent 4156C Systems 80
Agilent 4156C Systems with Agilent 41501B Expander Box 82
Agilent E5260A/70B Systems 84
To switch on power to the system 87
To configure the LAN/GPIB gateway for functional verification 89
3 Verifying System Functionality
To choose a verification process 92
Understanding the System Functional Verification Test 94
Required Tools 94
Performing the System Functional Verification Test 95
If you encounter a problem 101
4 Servicing the System
To troubleshoot the system 104
To remove or replace a system component 105
To order replacement parts 106
To receive additional assistance 107
Ta b le 19. Contacting Agil ent Technologies 107
To package the system for transport 108
A Enhancing Measurement Accuracy
To enhance measurement accuracy 112
Understanding System Measurement Cal ibrati on 114
Required Tools 114
Performing a Coaxial System Measurement Calibration 115
If you encounter a problem 116
Periodic System Component Calibration 117
B DC Subsystem Functional Verification Test
Understanding the DC Subsystem Functional Verification Test 120
Required Tools 120
Performing the DC Subsystem Functional Verification Test 121
If you encounter a problem 121
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If you encounter a problem 122
C RF Subsystem Functional Verification Test
Understanding the RF Subsystem Functional Verification Test 124
Required Tools 124
Performing the RF Subsystem Functional Verification Test 125
If you encounter a problem 127
D CV Subsystem Functional Verification Test
Understanding the CV Subsystem Functional Verification Test 130
Required Tools 130
Performing the CV Subsystem Functional Verification Test 131
If you encounter a problem 132
E 1/f Noise Subsystem Functional Verific ation Test
Understanding the 1/f Noise Subsystem Functional Verification Test 134
Required Tools 134
Performing the 1/f Noise Subsystem Functional Verification Test 135
If you encounter a problem 136
F Understanding the Bias Networks
Features 138
Characteristics 139
Table 20. 11612V Option K11/K21 Bias Network Characteristics 139
Operation 140
Figure 24. Bias Network Schematic 140
G Network Analyzer Performance Specification Summary
Network Analyzer System Performance 142
Maximum Output Power 142
Dynamic Range 142
Measurement Port Charact eristics 143
Measurement Uncertainty 143
Index
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Agilent 85225F Perfor mance Model ing System
Installation and User’s Guide
1
Introducing the Agilent 85225F
Performance Modeling System
Performance Modeling System Configuration Overview 18
RF and DC Measurement System Configuration 19
CV, RF, and DC Measurement System Configuration 33
1/f Noise, CV, RF, and DC Measurement System Configuration 45
The System Controller 59
Performance Characteristics and Specifications 61
Related Topics “Installing the System" on page 63
“Network Analyzer Performance Specification Summary"on page 141
“Understanding the Bias Networks"on page137
Use this chapter to familiarize yourself with the measurement
configurations of the performance modeling system. This chapter
introduces the system by describing its operational theory, integration, and
performance.
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1 Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System
Performance Modeling System Configuration Overview
The standard Agilent 85225F performance modeling system measures the
DC and RF performance of active and passive devices. You may configure
the Agilent 85225F performance modeling system to measure CV and 1/f
noise with the addition of optional instrumentation and IC-CAP 1/f noise
measurement modules.
For RF and DC performance measurement system configurations, see “RF
and DC Measurement System Configuration" on page 19.
For CV, RF, and DC performance measurement system configurations, see
“CV, RF, and DC Measurement System Configuration" on page 29.
For 1/f noise, CV, RF, and DC performance measurement system
configurations, see “1/f Noise, CV, RF, and DC Measurement System
Configuration" on page 45.
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Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System 1
RF and DC Measurement System Configuration
In conjunction with a compatible controller running 85190-Series IC- CAP
software, the Agilent 85225F performance modeling system measures the
DC and RF performance of active and passive devices. The IC- CAP
software then extracts the device parameters and displays the results.
The Agilent 85225F performance modeling system is the integration of
rack- mounted RF and DC subsystems, bias networks, and a system
controller
Figure 1 System Block Diagram
*
, as shown in Figure 1†.
* The system controller is not included and must be provided.
† This block diagram shows a system with an Agile nt 4156C as the DC subsystem. Other instrumentation may
be used. See “The DC Subsystem"on page 20.
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1 Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System
The RF Subsystem
S- parameter device characterization is provided by the RF subsystem.
The RF subsystem contains the Agilent E8364B PNA Series vector network
analyzer.
Its integrated synthesizer supplies a swept or CW RF source signal from
10 MHz
The integrated test set separates the RF source signal into reference and
test signals, and provides RF connection via cables and adapters to the
external bias networks.
*
to 50 GHz.
The DC Subsystem
Precision DC characterization and bias for the S-parameter measurements
are provided by one of the following three DC subsystems.
The DC subsystem may contain one of the following three instruments.
Agilent 4156C Precision Semi conducto r Par a meter Analyzer
The Agilent 4156C precision semiconductor parameter analyzer provides
DC force (supply) and sense (measure) capability from its HRSMUs (high
resolution source/monitor units).
Optionally, the Agilent 4156C may be configured with a 41501B SMU PGU
expander is connected to and controlled by the 4156C via the expander
box interface. The 41501B provides a GNDU (active ground unit) and,
depending on option configuration, an HPSMU (high- power source/monitor
unit), two MPSMUs (medium- power source monitor units), and/or two
PGUs (pulse generator units).
The DC signals are routed through feedthrough panels via triaxial cables to
the bias networks.
Agilent E5260A 8-Slot High Speed Parametric Measurement Mainframe
The Agilent E5260A provides DC force (supply) and sense (measure)
capability from its plug- in source/monitor units.
The Agilent E5290A plug- in high speed high power source/monitor unit
provides up to 200 volts of potential and 1 amp of current to the device
under test.
The Agilent E5291A plug- in high speed medium power source/monitor unit
provides up to 100 volts of potential and 200 milliamps of current to the
device under test.
* Due to the minimum operating frequency of the bias networks, the performance modeling system low end
frequency range is 45 MHz.
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Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System 1
Agilent E5270B 8-Slot Precision Parametric Measurement Mainframe
The Agilent E5270B provides DC force (supply) and sense (measure)
capability from its plug- in source/monitor units.
The Agilent E5280A plug- in high power source/monitor unit provides up
to 200 volts of potential and 1 amp of current to the device under test.
The Agilent E5281A plug- in medium power source/monitor unit provides
up to 100 volts of potential and 200 milliamps of current to the device
under test.
CAUTION
The Bias Networks
Exposing the bias networks to currents greater than 500 milliamps or voltages
greater than 40 volts will result in severe damage. Do not exceed these values
while using the bias networks. Remove the bias networks from the circuit if
greater voltages or currents are required.
The Agilent 11612V Option K11 and K21 bias networks combine the DC
and RF signals and apply them simultaneously to the device under test
(DUT). The bias networks are configured with 2.4 mm DC/RF output
connectors for connection to a DUT, a test fixture, or probe station, as
shown in Figure 21 on page 54.
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1 Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System
Component Integration
System component integration is performed at the Agilent Technologies
factory. The individual components are placed into the rack, and the
required cabling is connected between the instruments.
After factory integration, the system is tested to verify functional
performance.
The Agilent 85225F performance modeling system includes the following
components, as shown in Figure 2 on page 23:
• Agilent E8364B PNA Series vector network analyzer
• Agilent 4156C precision semiconductor parameter analyzer (or
optionally Agilent E5260A or E5270B)
• Agilent 11612V Option K11 bias network (port 1)
• Agilent 11612V Option K21 bias network (port 2)
• Agilent 85133F flexible test port cable set
• Agilent E3661B 1.6 meter rack cabinet
• filler panels, feedthrough panels, work surface, cables, and adapters
For systems with Agilent 4156C, front panel connections are listed in
Table 3 on page 24 and illustrated in Figure 3 on page 25.
For systems with Agilent 4156C, rear panel connections are listed in
Table 5 on page 28 and illustrated in Figure 5 on page 29.
For systems with Agilent E5260A or E5270B, front panel connections are
listed in Table 4 on page 26 and illustrated in Figure 4 on page 27.
For systems with Agilent E5260A or E5270B, rear panel connections are
listed in Table 6 on page 30 and illustrated in Figure 6 on page 31.
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Figure 2 System Components
Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System 1
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Table 3 Front Panel System Connections, with Agilent 4156C
Component Information Connection Information
Designator Model
Number
1 16494A
Option 002
2 16494A
Option 002
3 16494A
Option 002
4 16494A
Option 002
5 16494A
Option 002
6 85133F Flexible test
7 85133F Flexible test
Description Connector
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
port cable
port cable
From
Type
2.4 mm E8364B PORT 1 RF IN 11612V K11
2.4 mm E8364B PORT 2 RF IN 11612V K21
Instrument
HRSMU1
HRSMU1
HRSMU2
HRSMU2
HRSMU3
Connector
Labeled
SENSE DC SENSE 11612V K11
FORCE DC FORCE 11612V K11
SENSE DC SENSE 11612V K21
FORCE DC FORCE 11612V K21
FORCE GNDU 11612V K21
T o Connector
Labeled
On
Instrument
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Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System 1
Figure 3 Front Panel Connections with Agilent 4156C
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Table 4 Front Panel System Connections, with Agilent E5260A or E5270B
Component Information Connection Information
Designator Model
Number
1 16494A
Option 002
2 16494A
Option 002
3 16494A
Option 002
4 16494A
Option 002
5 16493L
Option 002
6 85133F Flexibl e test
7 85133F Flexibl e test
Description Connector
Triaxial cable Triax BNC E5260A/70B
Triaxial cable Triax BNC E5260A/70B
Triaxial cable Triax BNC E5260A/70B
Triaxial cable Triax BNC E5260A/70B
Triaxial
GNDU cable
port cable
port cable
From
Type
Triax BNC E5260A/70B
2.4 mm E8364B PORT 1 RF IN 11612V K11
2.4 mm E8364B PORT 2 RF IN 11612V K21
Instrument
HPSMU1
HPSMU1
MPSMU3
MPSMU3
GNDU
Connector
Labeled
SENSE DC SENSE 11612V K21
FORCE DC FORCE 11612V K21
FORCE DC FORCE 11612V K11
SENSE DC SENSE 11612V K11
GNDU GNDU 11612V K21
To Connector
Labeled
On
Instrument
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Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System 1
Figure 4 Front Panel Wiring Diagram with Agilent E5260A or E5270B
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Table 5 Rear Panel System Connections with Agilent 4156C
Component Information Connection Information
Designator Model
Number
1 16494A
Option 002
2 16494A
Option 002
3 16494A
Option 002
4 16494A
Option 002
5 16494A
Option 002
6 10833D GPIB cabl e GPIB 4156C GPIB GPIB E8364B
7 10833C GPIB cable GPIB E8364B GPIB GPIB Controller
Description Connector
Type
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
Triaxial cable Triax BNC 4156C
NOTE
If the system does not include an Agilent 41501B SMU/PGU expander,
use the Agile nt 4156C HRSMU3 FORCE as the GND ( ground unit).
From
Instrument
HRSMU2
HRSMU2
HRSMU1
HRSMU1
HRSMU3
Connector
Labeled
FORCE DC FORCE 11612V K21
SENSE DC SENSE 11612V K21
FORCE DC FORCE 11612V K11
SENSE DC SENSE 11612V K11
FORCE GNDU 11612V K21
To Con nector
Labeled
On
Instrument
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Introducing the Agilent 85225F Performance Modeling System 1
Figure 5 Rear Panel Wiring Diagram with Agilent 4156C
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CV, RF, and DC Mea surement System Configuration
Table 6 Rear Panel System Connections with Agilent E5260A or E5270B
Component Information Connection Information
Designator Model
Number
1 10833A GPIB cable GPIB 4156C GPIB GPIB E8364B
2 10833C GPIB cable GPIB E8364B GPIB GPIB Controller
Description Connector
Type
From
Instrument
Connector
Labeled
To Connector
Labeled
On
Instrument
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