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Offline Split 2x-Thru Touchstone File to Two 1x-Thru Using Equation Editor in ShockLine™ Vector Network Analyzer

The network extraction feature is a tool used to extract fixtures with incomplete calibration standards. After extracting the fixtures, the user can import them to a third-party simulation software such as MATLABS, ADS, and other similar simulation software to either proceed with de-embedding or embedding the fixtures to analyze the effects of the characteristics of the DUTs.

This application note shows how to extract 2x-thru to 1x-thru using the equation editor feature in offline mode since 2x-thru is the most popular network extraction method for splitting into two (2) 1x-thru.

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