Keithley 2601 Reference Manual page 10

Table of Contents
Speed
Rel............................................................................................................... 6-8
Filters
7 Buffer (Data Store)
Overview
Data store overview
Front panel data store
Remote data
8 Source-Measure Concepts
Overview
Compliance
Sweep
Overheating
Operating
Basic circuit
Guard
Pulse
Settling time considerations
In this section:
9 System Expansion (TSP-Link)
Overview
iv
.......................................................................................................... 6-6
Setting speed........................................................................................ 6-7
Remote speed programming
Front panel rel....................................................................................... 6-8
Remote rel programming
........................................................................................................ 6-10
Filter types .......................................................................................... 6-10
Response time considerations
Front panel filter control
Remote filter programming
................................................................................. 7-1
..................................................................................................... 7-2
.................................................................................... 7-2
................................................................................. 7-2
Buffer configuration............................................................................... 7-2
Storing readings.................................................................................... 7-3
Recalling readings ................................................................................ 7-3
store....................................................................................... 7-4
Data store commands........................................................................... 7-4
Reading buffers .................................................................................... 7-5
Time and date values ........................................................................... 7-7
Buffer status.......................................................................................... 7-8
Dynamically allocated buffers
Buffer programming examples.............................................................. 7-9
..................................................................................................... 8-2
limit.......................................................................................... 8-2
Maximum compliance ........................................................................... 8-2
Compliance principles .......................................................................... 8-3
waveforms....................................................................................... 8-3
Staircase sweeps.................................................................................. 8-3
Pulse sweeps........................................................................................ 8-4
protection................................................................................ 8-4
Power equations to avoid overheating
boundaries.................................................................................. 8-7
Source or sink....................................................................................... 8-7
Continuous power operating boundaries
I-Source operating boundaries
V-Source operating boundaries
Source I measure I, source V measure
configurations........................................................................ 8-16
Source I .............................................................................................. 8-16
Source V ............................................................................................. 8-17
Measure only (V or I) .......................................................................... 8-17
Contact check ..................................................................................... 8-18
........................................................................................................ 8-19
Guard overview .................................................................................. 8-19
Guard connections ............................................................................. 8-20
concepts.......................................................................................... 8-22
Pulse period........................................................................................ 8-22
Pulse rise and fall times...................................................................... 8-22
Pulse duty cycle.................................................................................. 8-23
Measurement Settling Time
Reduction in gain-bandwidth
............................................................................................. 9-1
..................................................................................................... 9-2
Master and Slaves ................................................................................ 9-2
System configurations .......................................................................... 9-2
Series 2600 System SourceMeter® Instruments Reference Manual
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...................................................................... 6-9
........................................................... 6-10
...................................................................... 6-10
................................................................. 6-13
............................................................... 7-8
.................................................................. 8-1
................................................. 8-4
.............................................. 8-8
............................................................. 8-9
.......................................................... 8-13
V........................................... 8-16
...................................................................... 8-23
Considerations....................................... 8-23
.............................................................. 8-24
............................................................ 9-1
2600S-901-01 Rev. C / January 2008