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RF engineers measure the effectiveness of a controlled impedance line
most often by sweeping a circuit out to a certain frequency with a
network analyzer. PWB houses measure controlled impedance lines with
TDRs.
What is the best way to specify controlled impedance line testing on a
drawing to satisfy both parties? Just spec the rise time for the TDR?
Is there a better way?
Regards,
John R. Kretsch, P.E.
Sr. Engineer, Design Assurance
ADC Broadband Communications
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