Soak Time - Keithley 6430 Instruction Manual

17-82 SCPI Command Reference
Current list
The Previous Log Current Sweep can instead be performed by using the sweep values in a
Current List as follows:
*RST
SOUR:FUNC:MODE CURR
SOUR:LIST:CURR 0.001,0.001274,0.001623,0.002069,0.002637,0.003360,0.004281
SOUR:LIST:CURR:APP 0.005456,0.006952,0.008859,0.011288,0.014384,0.018329
SOUR:LIST:CURR:APP 0.023357,0.029763,0.037927,0.048329,0.061584,0.078475,0.1
SOUR:LIST:CURR:POIN? (returns 20)
TRIG:COUN 20
SOUR:CURR:MODE LIST
OUTP ON
INIT

Soak time

:SOAK <NRf>
:SOURce[1]:SOAK <NRf>
Parameters
Query
Description
SOURce2
The following commands are used to set the logic level of the digital output lines, and con-
trol the pulse width of limit test output patterns that are sent to component handlers. Limit tests
are configured and controlled from the CALCulate2 Subsystem. For details on limit testing, see
Section 11.
Setting digital output
[:LEVel] <NRf> | <NDN>
:SOURce2:TTL[:LEVel][:DEFault] <NRf> | <NDN>
Parameters
<NRf> = soak time (s)
:SOAK?
With SYST:RCMode set to MULTiple, SOUR:SOAK specifies the amount
of time after the first point of a sweep that the unit will sit in a loop actively
autoranging up and down to allow a multiple SourceMeter configuration to
settle. See :SYSTem subsystem. This process will be done only once per
INIT, READ?, or MEAS? command. The soak time is especially useful for
low current measurements when multiple down-range changes from the
higher ranges are required.
<NRf> = 0 to 7
0 to 15
Set multiple mode soak time
0.000 to 9999.999s
Query multiple mode soak time
Set digital output pattern
Decimal format for 3-bit
Decimal format for 4-bit