Delta-L is an algorithm developed by Intel for PCB manufacturers for verifying PCB design. The Vector Network Analyzer serves an important requirement for all PCB manufacturers in order to be compliant with Delta-L testing and satisfy the link budget for backplane design on the Intel servers. This paper provides a step-by-step guide to perform calibration and measurement to show a “pass” or “fail” result of the device under test.
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