Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector Application Note

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Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector Application Note An RF Test Port Adapter system is implemented and delivered with some Rohde & Schwarz RF test instruments. These interchangeable port connectors are used on instruments capable of operating at frequencies of 26 GHz and above, and include spectrum analyzers, signals generators and EMC test receivers. This Application Note identifies the Test Port Adapter types, their parameters, compatibility and usage. Note: Please find the most up-to-date document on our homepage: http://www.rohde-schwarz.com/appnote/1ma100 Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Martin Müller, Uwe Kulms & Mark Bailey 12.2017-1MA100_5e

Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Abstract... 3 2 The RF Test Port Adapter System... 4 3 Test Port Adapter Bodies... 5 4 Test Port Adapter Heads... 6 4.1 Supported Test Port Adapter Heads... 6 4.2 Connecting a Test Port Adapter Head to the Body... 7 4.3 Female Adapter Heads... 8 4.4 Male Adapter Heads... 8 4.5 Recommended Torque Requirements... 9 5 Mechanical compatibility between RF coaxial connector types.... 9 6 Literature... 11 7 Appendix... 12 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 2

Abstract 1 Abstract The Rohde & Schwarz RF 'Test Port Adapter' system is found on some Rohde & Schwarz test instruments that operate at frequencies of 26 GHz and above. The primary purpose of the RF Test Port Adapter system is to provide a sacrificial interface to a test instrument, thus protecting the instrument RF front panel connector from mechanical damage. After prolonged use, it may simply be exchanged without a need for service to the instrument Co-axial RF connectors for higher frequencies tend to be more fragile. The Test Port Adapter system offers the side benefit that an RF port can temporarily be configured with a more rugged connector, if an application does not require the highest frequencies supported by an instrument. The Test Port Adapter consists of the RF front-end interface on the test instrument called the Test Port Adapter Body, and a removable Test Port Adapter Head which connects to the Test Port Adapter Body. The adapter head provides the interface to a cable or device under test. The Rohde & Schwarz RF Test Port Adapter system is also called the 'Interchangeable Port Connector System'. This document uses the term 'Test Port Adapter'. Note that R&S instruments that do not support the Test Port Adapter system will have a panel mounted RF port, providing direct connection to RF cables, etc. Considerable care must be taken to ensure that RF connectors applied to the port are undamaged, clean and mechanically compatible to ensure the longevity of the instrument RF port. Failure to observe these requirements could lead to the instrument RF connector becoming damaged or wearing prematurely. More information on RF connector care may be found in Guidance on Selecting and Handling Coaxial RF Connectors used with Rohde & Schwarz Test Equipment, 1MA99. 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 3

The RF Test Port Adapter System 2 The RF Test Port Adapter System The Test Port Adapter system comprises two parts: Test Port Adapter Body Manufacturer fitted RF instrument port. Test Port Adapter Head - Provides the RF interconnection between the Test Port Adapter Body and the desired RF coaxial interface. Fig. 2-1 shows an example of the Test Port Adapter Body on a typical R&S microwave instrument. It is easily identified and separated from standard RF connectors due to its mechanical design. It is important to realize that standard commercially available coaxial RF connectors cannot be interfaced directly with the Test Port Adapter Body. Fig. 2-1: Example of the R&S Test Port Adapter Body Fig. 2-2 shows the same instrument fitted with two different interchangeable Test Port Adapter Heads. Fig. 2-2: Test instrument with Test Port Adapter Head attached. 2.92 mm, female (left) and, female (right). 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 4

Test Port Adapter Bodies The Test Port Adapter system offers several advantages, including: Damage to the standard RF interface on the Adapter Head (N, 3.50 mm etc.) is easily overcome through simply exchanging the Adapter Head. Therefore, no service costs or lengthy repair waiting times are incurred. The Adapter Heads support several standard RF interfaces. This helps to reduce the need for additional in-line RF adapters. This flexibility is particularly useful where mechanical robustness is required, for example, use of a 2.40 mm to N-type adapter makes for a mechanically weak interface. 3 Test Port Adapter Bodies The RF port on the instrument supports the Test Port Adapter Body. Two versions exist, each supporting a different frequency range: Low frequency range (for instruments up to 33 GHz, usable DC to 40 GHz) High frequency range (DC to 50 GHz) These are distinguishable by mechanical differences. These are shown in Fig. 3-1 on the opposing interface of the associated Test Port Adapter Heads. Lower Frequency Range Higher Frequency Range ~ 7 mm ~ 5 mm ~ 8 mm ~ 4.5 mm Fig. 3-1: Test Port Adapters Differences in the mechanical interfaces depending upon the frequency range. Fig. 2-1 shows that the Test Port Body supports a slot. Correspondingly, the Test Port Adapter has a key shown in Fig. 3-1 (blue dimensions), that fits into the Test Port Body, but only if both parts support the same frequency range. 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 5

Test Port Adapter Heads 4 Test Port Adapter Heads 4.1 Supported Test Port Adapter Heads For each of the Test Port Adaptor Bodies, Rohde & Schwarz provides a selection of different Adapter Heads to interface to standard commercially available precision RF coaxial connectors (Table 4-1). Please consult instrument datasheets for more information about supplied or compatible Test Port Adapter Heads. Test Port Adapter Body type Low frequency (40 GHz) High frequency (50 GHz) RF connector type Precision 3.5 mm Precision 2.92 mm Upper frequency limit 26.5 GHz 40 GHz Gender R&S Part number Male 1021.0541.00 Female 1021.0535.00 Male 1021.0529.00 Female 1021.0512.00 Male 1036.4783.00 Female 1036.4777.00 Male 1036.4802.00 Female 1036.4790.00 Precision 2.4 mm 50 GHz Female 1088.1627.02 Table 4-1: Test port adapter heads for Rohde & Schwarz microwave instruments The physical structure of an RF coaxial connector defines the upper frequency limit of operation. This is the primary consideration when choosing an Adapter Head 1. Most commercial RF connectors are named after, and are referred to by the inside diameter of the outer conductor. Rohde & Schwarz instruments that do not have the RF Test Port Adapter system will always be fitted with an RF connector type that supports the maximum frequency limit of the instrument, e.g. the R&S ZNB40 vector network analyzer operates to 40 GHz and therefore is supplied with 2.92 mm connectors. Considerable care must be taken to avoid damaging these instrument mounted RF connectors. 1 The power handling capability of the Adapter Head is not a concern since the Adapter Head can tolerate power levels above the power handling limitations imposed by the instrument hosting the Adapter Head. 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 6

Test Port Adapter Heads 4.2 Connecting a Test Port Adapter Head to the Body The process of applying the Test Port Adapter Head to the Body on the instrument is straightforward, but care must be taken to avoid mechanical damage: 1. Check that the Test Port Adapter Head and Body support the same frequency range (See Fig. 3-1). 2. Carefully align the two connectors, bringing them together along a common axis (Fig. 4-1). 3. Align and slot the metal key of the Adapter into the slot on the Body. 4. The nut on the Adapter and the thread on the Body should now be in close proximity or touching. Using fingers, engage the Adapter nut with the thread of the Body through turning the nut clockwise. 5. Continue to finger tighten the nut and support the Adapter, ensuring that both the Adapter and the Body maintain a common axis about the connector central conductor. 6. If the connector assembly is clean and undamaged, it will be possible to finger tighten the assembly to within about half a turn of the required torque. If any resistance is experienced prior to this point, or if a spanner is required, then it is very likely that one or both of the connectors is damaged and should be taken apart and inspected immediately. 7. Once firmly coupled, the nut should be torqued to a prescribed limit using a calibrated torque wrench. Common axis Fig. 4-1: Applying a Test Port Adapter Head to the RF Body on a test instrument 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 7

Test Port Adapter Heads 4.3 Female Adapter Heads Fig. 4-2 is an example of a Test Port Adapter Head showing the RF connector structures seen at both ends of the Adapter. The left image shows the interface to the Test Port Adapter Body on the instrument. The right image shows the other end of the Adapter, in this example, a female RF connector. Fig. 4-2: Test Port Adapter - Interface to the Test Adapter Body (left) and at the opposite end, a female RF connector (right). Fig. 4-3: Test Port Adapter with female 2.92 mm RF connector. Fig. 4-3 provides a further example of a Test Port Adapter, converting from the Test Port Adapter Body on the instrument to a female 2.92 mm RF connector. 4.4 Male Adapter Heads Similarly, there are also Test Port Adapter Heads supporting male versions of commercially available RF coaxial connectors. Fig. 4-4 shows both ends of a Test Port Adapter Head supporting a male precision 3.5 mm interface. Examples of male and 2.92 mm RF Test Port Adapter Heads are given in Fig. 4-5. Fig. 4-2: Test Port Adapter - Interface to the Test Adapter Body (left) and at the opposite end, a male 3.5 mm RF connector (right). Fig. 4-3: Test Port Adapter Heads with male N- type (left) and male precision 3.5 mm (right). 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 8

Mechanical compatibility between RF coaxial connector types. 4.5 Recommended Torque Requirements To provide accurate, repeatable RF measurements, the Test Port Adapter Head must be correctly torqued on to the instrument Test Port Body using a calibrated torque wrench. Connector Type Torque Limit Nut opening lb-inch Nm Inch mm Test Port Adapter system 17.7 2 0.709 18 Table 4-2: Test Port Adapter system torque wrench requirements 5 Mechanical compatibility between RF coaxial connector types. Table 4-1 provides a list of precision coaxial RF connectors supported by the R&S Test Port Adapter system. However, mechanical compatibility exists between some of the small coaxial RF connector types and is summarized in Table 5-1. Connector name Mechanical compatibility of RF connectors 1.85 mm 2.4 mm 2.92 mm 3.5 mm SMA 1.85 mm X X X 2.4 mm X X X 2.92 mm X X 3.5 mm X X SMA X X Table 5-1: Mechanical compatibilities of small threaded RF coaxial connectors The table shows that there are two clear groups of mechanically compatible RF connectors. The two groups are defined by two mechanical parameters: Thread parameters Dimensions of the connector center pin The two groups of RF connectors are summarized as: 1.85 mm and 2.4 mm (Ø = 0.25 inch, 36 threads per inch). 2.92 mm, 3.5 mm and SMA (M7 x 0.75-6G: Ø = 7mm, pitch = 0.75 mm, 6G tolerance) 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 9

0.92 mm 3.5 mm 1.52 mm 0.92 mm 2.92 mm 1.27 mm 0.51 mm 2.40 mm 1.04 mm Mechanical compatibility between RF coaxial connector types. Connector types within one group cannot be connected to types in the other group. Fig. 5-1 shows that the inner measurement of the center conductor of female 3.5 mm and 2.92 mm connectors are the same (0.92 mm). However, the same parameter on a 2.4 mm female connector is considerably smaller (0.51 mm) and therefore leads to incompatibility. Fig. 5-1: Three different female connectors; 3.5 mm (left), 2.92 mm (center) and 2.4 mm (right). Note compatibility of center pins (0.92 mm) on the 2.92 mm and 3.5 mm connectors; and incompatibility with the center pin (0.51 mm) on the 2.4 mm connector. Caution is advised when interfacing Subminiature Version A (SMA) connectors to 2.92 mm and 3.5 mm precision connectors. Orange ticks are used in Table 5-1 to highlight this concern. SMA connectors are easily identified by the use of a white PTFE 2 dielectric instead of the air dielectric used in precision connector types. The mechanical tolerances applied to SMA connectors are lower than other connector types, leading to considerable mechanical variance. Therefore, a poor quality SMA connector applied to a precision connector can result in permanent damage to one or both connectors. Very Important: When using any threaded RF connector, use of a torque wrench is essential to ensure repeatable accurate measurements and to avoid damaging the RF connectors through over tightening. Each type of RF connector has a specified torque setting. When connecting two mechanically compatible types of connector, the upper frequency limit of the combined RF assembly will be limited by the connector with the lower operating frequency. Additionally, impedance mismatch will occur at the interface of the two connectors. For these reasons, it is always advisable to use one connector type throughout a test system, specified to cover the required frequency range. Further important information on compatibility; cleaning; correctly connecting and recommended torque requirements of popular commercially available RF connectors is given in the R&S application note: Guidance on Selecting and Handling Coaxial RF Connectors used with Rohde & Schwarz Test Equipment, 1MA99. 2 PTFE - Polytetrafluoroethylene 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 10

Literature 6 Literature 1. Rohde & Schwarz, Guidance on Selecting and Handling Coaxial RF Connectors used with Rohde & Schwarz Test Equipment, 1MA99. 2. Doug Skinner, Guidance on using Precision Coaxial Connectors in Measurement, Version 3, National Physics Laboratory. 2007. 3. Rohde & Schwarz, Data Sheets of the Measurement Instruments listed in the Appendix 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 11

Appendix 7 Appendix The following three tables provide information about R&S spectrum analyzers; receivers and signal generator instruments that support the Test Port Adapter system. Some microwave instruments do not support the Test Adapter System and are therefore not listed here. Test Port Adapter Body type Low frequency (40 GHz) High frequency (50 GHz) RF connector type Precision 3.5 mm Precision 2.92 mm Upper frequency limit 26.5 GHz 40 GHz Gender R&S Part number FSUP50, FSU50 R&S Spectrum Analyzers FSVR40, FSV40, FSQ40 FSU46, FSU43, FSEK, FSP40 FSVR30, FSV30, FSUP26, FSU26, FSIO26, FSEM, FSET22, FSQ26, FSP30 Male 1021.0541.00 x x x A Female 1021.0535.00 x x x Male 1021.0529.00 x x x A Female 1021.0512.00 x x x Male 1036.4783.00 A A A x Female 1036.4777.00 x Male 1036.4802.00 A A A x Female 1036.4790.00 A x Precision 2.4 mm 50 GHz Female 1088.1627.02 (1) A x Table 7-1: R&S Spectrum Analyzers. A x Adapter delivered with instrument Accessory available from R&S Not compatible (1) Also referred to as R&S product FSE-Z5 Please check with the instrument data sheets for specific details of which test port adapter heads are supplied by default. 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 12

Appendix Test Port Adapter Body type RF connector type Upper frequency limit Gender R&S Part number R&S Measurement Receivers ESU40, ESIB40, FSMR50 (2), FSMR43 ESR26, ESU26, FSMR26, ESIB26 Low frequency (40 GHz) High frequency (50 GHz) Precision 3.5 mm Precision 2.92 mm 26.5 GHz 40 GHz Male 1021.0541.00 x A Female 1021.0535.00 x Male 1021.0529.00 x A Female 1021.0512.00 x Male 1036.4783.00 A x Female 1036.4777.00 x Male 1036.4802.00 A x Female 1036.4790.00 x Precision 2.4 mm 50 GHz Female 1088.1627.02 (1) A x Table 7-2: R&S Measurement Receivers. A x Adapter delivered with instrument Accessory available from R&S Not compatible (1) Also referred to as R&S product FSE-Z5 (2) FSMR50 is also delivered with a precision 2.4 mm female adapter. Please check with the instrument data sheets for specific details of which test port adapter heads are supplied by default. 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 13

Appendix Test Port Adapter Body type Low frequency (40 GHz) High frequency (50 GHz) RF connector type Precision 3.5 mm Precision 2.92 mm Upper frequency limit 26.5 GHz 40 GHz Gender R&S Part number SMW200A-B112/120/131/140/212/220, SMA100B-B131/140/140L, SMB100A-B140/140L, SMF100A-B144 (3), SMR27, SMR30, SMR40, SMP04 R&S Signal Generators SMA100B-B112/112L/120/120L, SMB100A-B112/112L/120/120L, SMF100A-B122, SMR20, SMP02, SMP22, SMP03 Male 1021.0541.00 x A Female 1021.0535.00 x A Male 1021.0529.00 x A Female 1021.0512.00 x Male 1036.4783.00 A x Female 1036.4777.00 A x Male 1036.4802.00 A x Female 1036.4790.00 x Precision 2.4 mm 50 GHz Female 1088.1627.02 (1) A x Table 7-3: R&S Signal Generators. A x Adapter delivered with instrument Accessory available from R&S Not compatible (1) Also referred to as R&S product FSE-Z5 (3) SMF100A-B144 is also delivered with a precision 2.4 mm female Test Port Adapter. Please check with the instrument data sheets for specific details of which test port adapter heads are supplied by default. 1MA100_5e Rohde & Schwarz Test Port Adapter Rohde & Schwarz Interchangeable Port Connector 14

About Rohde & Schwarz The Rohde & Schwarz electronics group is a leading supplier of solutions in the fields of test and measurement, broadcast and media, secure communications, cyber security, radiomonitoring and radiolocation. Founded more than 80 years ago, this independent global company has an extensive sales network and is present in more than 70 countries. The company is headquartered in Munich, Germany. Regional contact Europe, Africa, Middle East +49 89 4129 12345 customersupport@rohde-schwarz.com North America 1 888 TEST RSA (1 888 837 87 72) customer.support@rsa.rohde-schwarz.com Latin America +1 410 910 79 88 customersupport.la@rohde-schwarz.com Asia Pacific +65 65 13 04 88 customersupport.asia@rohde-schwarz.com China +86 800 810 82 28 +86 400 650 58 96 customersupport.china@rohde-schwarz.com Sustainable product design Environmental compatibility and eco-footprint Energy efficiency and low emissions Longevity and optimized total cost of ownership This application note and the supplied programs may only be used subject to the conditions of use set forth in the download area of the Rohde & Schwarz website. R&S is a registered trademark of Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG; Trade names are trademarks of the owners. PAD-T-M: 3573.7380.02/02.04/EN/ Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG Mühldorfstraße 15 D - 81671 München Phone + 49 89 4129-0 Fax + 49 89 4129 13777 www.rohde-schwarz.com