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How to measure IQ mismatch using a Vector Network Analyzer?

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iq mismatch

How to measure IQ mismatch using a Vector Network Analyzer?
I have a Agilent 89600.
Any tips, thanks
 

what is iq mismatch

Agilent 89600 is not a Vector Network Analyzer (VNA). Is a Vector Signal Analyzer (VSA).

I/Q gain imbalance results in an asymmetric constellation, and I/Q offset errors result in a constellation whose center is offset from the reference center.

The best way to verify most I/Q impairments is to magnify the scale of the constellation and look at the EVM metrics.
 

i q mismatch measurement

i noticed some datasheet plots a static I/Q mismatch data, e.g., the static phase error shows that 3sigma phase error is less than 0.5°, or something like that, how can they do that?
 

i q mismatch

But EVM can be affected by any other factor,such as nonlinear...IQ unbanlance result in DC offset ,and can be shown in constellation..

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it can be got by 9dB surplus compaired to P_1dB for nonlinear component

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if you want EVM less than 0.5°
 

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