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3. Frequency, DC Bias, and Operating Temperature/Humidity
Each of the Agilent accessories has its own specific operating range. Any measurement performed out-
side this range can increase residual errors and can cause problems. Be sure that your measurement
environment fits the accessory’s specific operating range. In the case of humidity, Agilent’s accessories
can operate at a relative humidity of 95% or less at 40°C. (These same requirements apply to most LCR
Meters and Impedance Analyzers.) When the ambient temperature is not approximately 40°C, use an
accessory that has no condensation on its surface.
4. DUT (Device Under Test) Dimensions
The DUT can vary from chip components, axial/radial leads, or ICs to general electrical devices. Select a
test fixture/lead that is suitable for the shape and size of your components or materials.
5. Open & Short Repeatability and Proportional Error
Since a test fixture induces an additional error when measuring, the total measurement error is the sum
of the measurement instrument’s measurement accuracy and the fixture’s additional error. Generally, a
test fixture’s additional error consists of three terms: open repeatability, short repeatability and propor-
tional error. Open and short repeatability exhibit the error factors of the open and short residual imped-
ances which affect the measurements of extremely high and low impedances respectively. Proportional
error exhibits the error factor, which is proportional to the size of the impedance being measured. For
more details on this subject, please see the Appendix.
6. Furnished Accessories
Each test fixture is shipped with a manual and various other accessories needed for measuring. For
example, the 42941A impedance probe kit is furnished with a pin probe, an adapter (BNC-SMB), 3 spare
pins, a carrying case and an operation and service manual.
Tips for Selecting Appropriate Accessories
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