I I found my. I don't buy. Go. Buying a lot of information. Yes. Yes.

I mean, I
don't buy information, specific information. Oh, well, OK, wait a minute. To make
these lying and the lanes. But I. So I think the. Is the same length that the
through line, through sort of a standard. And it's really a standard. And believe
me, you find out why. Three point five million lines.

So so. My assumption is that that is they're using that as the probe or where the
FEMA connector. So this is probably 99 percent of the papers you see in dealing
with Tiaro. Standards on labor are not designed for using RF folks. There's very
few people in the world who do those sort of standards. Most of the papers are
probably designed around using FEMA style connectors. And my guess is that three
point five millimeter as part of the footprint of the three point five millimeter,
the semi connector.

Okay. So it's probably the footprint where the estimate connector contacts the
printed circuit board. That is my guess, because if that line one and line two are
also in the through standard as well. Then and like if those at the line on line
two, if those two structures are copied to the other structures as well. Or one of
them like for thought or the open has only one. But then the crew has two of them.
Then my guess is, is that they're using that as the because of the wants from the
RF connector to the TCB conditions.

I think that's what it is. And so am I.

The crew and say. I think the time to time. Yes, let's begin. So what we do is they
they lump it together. Yeah, it does. It doesn't matter. It could be three point
five and three point five or seven. Yes. And he calls the through 08. Yes. And I
think the day after. Yes. So the line length and the length under the length
bearing level required. And this is the inception of faith.

Oh, Delaine must be a. Might not be the same. I thought through and the difference
between the crew and line must be a between 20 degrees down to one 60 degree. A,
because it be with a. Yes.

When we've got I think it might be in in the three, too.

Why don't we go back and look at what you had with the 300 megahertz? Yes. Three
gigahertz, yes, is a ratio of 10. So you need at least two white. Yes, I should. I
think they they they I he'll have to do. To life to better. Yes. Yes. Well, you
have to do one of two things. Either one line shifted closer to three gigahertz.
All right. One hundred and sixty degrees closer to three gig or you have to have
two lines.

You want to make sure you have enough. If you own them, use one line. You want to
make sure you have enough bandwidth to overlap past the three gigahertz. Right. So
I would design it to be like. Maybe two to four gigahertz or something like that,
or one to four gigahertz. If you make the line or on that length, that's fine.
There's one thing going through my mind when you tried to extract parameters of the
transistor itself.

There's going to be a lot of values that are going to be a low frequency. And so
that's why I looked at the 300 megahertz low frequency for the DNA. And I was
saying, you might want to check. I'm hoping that is kilohertz because it will make
the parameter conversion comparison a little easier to do. Because some of the bulk
capacitance is for the canvasser are going to be extracted in the hundreds of
kilohertz range. So I'm just trying to think.

You probably want to make sure you did to line up so you can calibrate over the
whole band and have some margin above three gigahertz and below 300 meger so that
you don't get close to the uncertainty. Right. Well, the uncertainty increases
close to your maximum frequency because two things are going to happen at low
frequency for the network analyzer. The uncertainty characteristics are going to be
the worst. So you need to make sure you have a very robust line, lengths to
minimize the uncertainty, that low frequency.

The other thing is at high frequency, at the three gigahertz, the internal power
amplifier for the RF source will have a wall off. The power will not be flat across
frequency, ideally, and will happen is there'll be a wall off and the uncertainty
will also increase close to three degrees, probably two point eight gigahertz. The
three will start to be a bit of a roll off. And that is also going to come into
play when you're doing the calibration thing, you want to guard band your line
lengths.

So it's a little white, a little bit wider span than the 300 megahertz, the three
gigahertz. But if you could only do one, then I would probably go from like, let's
say one to four gigahertz or something like that. Something to keep in mind. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And. In an.