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CCEM KEY COMPARISON CCEM.rf-K18.CL (GT-RF/00-1) Noise in 50 Ω} coaxial line at frequencies up to 1 GHz

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Author(s)

Christopher Eio, David Adamson, James P. Randa, Djamel Allal, Rinadij Uzdin

Abstract

A measurement comparison of noise temperature has been carried out between four National Metrology laboratories in coaxial line at 30 MHz, 60 MHz and 1 Ghz. The identification of this intercomparison is CCEM.RF-K18.CL. Two noise sources have been measured. The following four national labortories participated in this intercomparison: NPL (United Kingdom), NIST (United States of America), BNM-LNE (France) and VNIIFTRI (Russia). The National Physical Laboratory (United Kingdom) acted as the pilot laboratory for the comparison. It can be seen that, there is generally good agreement between the laboratories.
Citation
Metrologia
Volume
43

Citation

Eio, C. , Adamson, D. , Randa, J. , Allal, D. and Uzdin, R. (2006), CCEM KEY COMPARISON CCEM.rf-K18.CL (GT-RF/00-1) Noise in 50 {Ω} coaxial line at frequencies up to 1 GHz, Metrologia, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=32209 (Accessed October 22, 2025)

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Created December 3, 2006, Updated October 12, 2021
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