Assigning RF/DC Transfer Difference to High Frequency Voltage Primary Standard up to 1 GHz at NPLI

National Physical Laboratory (NPLI) India is the premier research and development center and the National Metrology Institute, which provides traceability in measurements by calibration throughout the country. High frequency (HF) voltage is one of the important parameter in electrical metrology. At NPLI the primary standard of HF voltage at frequencies from 1 to 1,000 MHz is a twin resistance coaxial power mount. The calibration technique and establishing the traceability by assigning the RF/DC transfer difference to HF voltage primary standard are described in this paper. The HF voltage primary standard has been characterized by assigning RF/DC transfer differences to it in terms of effective efficiency, RF impedance and DC resistance. The calibration results of the primary standard have been discussed in this paper. The assigned RF/DC transfer difference (δ) and the expanded uncertainty of HF voltage primary standard at 1.0 GHz is (−5.2 ± 5.4) mV/V.