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AFR - Automatic Fixture Removal

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Introduction
Alternatives to AFR
AFR Usage and Software
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Cost and Demos
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- 7-10-24 CMT Channel Training Automatic Fixture Removal and Multiport Applications Meeting Recording

AFR Introduction

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1. What is AFR used for?

Measuring any device, de-embedding, and removing circuits Automated measurements Port extension Measuring a mounted device, de-embedding fixtures, and characterizing parts of circuits

2. Why do we need AFR?

The device may be buried in a circuit, or the engineer only wants to measure the selected device, or for de-embedding components To automatically perform measurements For de-embedding only

3. Who primarily uses AFR?

Engineers working in automated industries RF circuit design engineers All RF engineers in every field

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