An Inter-Laboratory Comparison of NVNA Measurements
Martin Salter, Laurence Stant, Koen Buisman, Troels Nielsen

TL;DR
This study compares NVNA measurement results across four labs using three nonlinear devices, highlighting measurement variability and demonstrating generally good agreement among different organizations.
Contribution
It provides an inter-laboratory comparison of NVNA measurements, establishing benchmarks for measurement consistency and variability in nonlinear device characterization.
Findings
Good agreement between labs on nonlinear device measurements
Quantified typical measurement variability
Establishment of measurement consistency benchmarks
Abstract
A comparison of nonlinear vector network analyser (NVNA) measurements has been carried out involving four organisations (National Physical Laboratory, UK, University of Surrey, UK, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden and Keysight Technologies, Denmark). Three nonlinear devices consisting of two amplifiers and a nonlinear verification device (NLVD) were measured by each of the organisations. Results are presented which show generally good agreement between the measurements and give some indication of the typical amount of variability to be expected in measurements of this type.
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