102nd ARFTG Microwave Measurement Symposium

Software Architectures and Automation of Microwave Measurement Methods and Systems

Software Architectures and Automation of Microwave Measurement Methods and Systems

  • San Antonio, Texas, USA | Grand Hyatt San Antonio River Walk

  • January 21-24, 2024

Co-located with
Radio & Wireless Week RWW-2024

Conference news
  • Electromagnetic (EM) wave applications
  • Software, machine learning methods and AI application, open-source tools for automation in modern microwave measurements
  • De-embedding, calibration, and characterization techniques
  • Characterization of material properties and biological samples
  • On-wafer characterization
  • Millimeter-wave antenna and OTA testing
  • RF/digital mixed-signal measurement and calibration,
  • Nonlinear / large-signal measurement and modeling techniques, and
  • Terahertz measurement techniques
Deadlines

  • Abstract summary due: September 22, 2023

  • Paper acceptance and classification: October 6, 2023

  • Publication ready paper due: November 18, 2023

Conference Chairs

general chair

Andrej Rumiantsev

MPI Corporation, Taiwan

co-chair

Joe Gering

Qorvo, USA

Technical Program Chairs
TPC chair

Denis Lewis

Boeing, USA

TPC co-chair

Jeffrey Jargon

NIST, USA

ARFTG-102 Keynote Speaker
Keysight, USA

Mark Pierpoint

The Future of Microwave Measurements in a World of Learning Machines

Mon | Jan 22 | 13:40 - 14:20

Invited speakers
NIST, USA

Jerome Cheron

On-wafer THz Electronic Characterization

Session B:
On-Wafer measurements and Calibration

Mon | Jan 22 | 15:50 - 16:20

University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA | AntenneX, The Netherlands

Dan van der Weide

Complex Modulation and Signal Recovery in High Frequency Measurements

Session C:
Advances in Measurements II

Tue | Jan 23 | 8:20 - 8:50

Qorvo, USA

Leonard Hayden

Optimizing Vector Network Analyzer On-Wafer LRRM Calibration Structures for Measurement of GaAs Devices

Session D:
On-Wafer and EVM Measurements

Tue | Jan 23 | 13:50 - 14:20

Anritsu, USA

Jon Martens

Remote-port Network Analysis: Challenges in Spatially-large Setups

Session E:
Generalized Network Analysis and Load-Pull

Tue | Jan 23 | 15:50 - 16:20

Conference materials

Technical Program

Detailed sessions schedule | PDF

Activity Agenda

Compact overview of the conference schedule | PDF

ARFTG Workshop Program

Traditional vs. Data and Artificial Intelligence Driven Modeling: Battle of the Ages | PDF

NIST-ARFTG Short Course

Short Course Program | PDF

Call for Papers

Submission details | PDF