Keithley 2182 User Manual page 8

Temperature configuration ...................................................................................
Measuring voltage and temperature .....................................................................
SCPI programming - voltage and temperature measurements ......................
Low-level considerations ......................................................................................
Thermal EMFs ...............................................................................................
Noise ..............................................................................................................
Applications ..........................................................................................................
Low-resistance measurements .......................................................................
Standard cell comparisons .............................................................................
Heated Zener Reference and Josephson Junction Array comparisons ..........
3 Range, Digits, Rate, and Filter
Range ......................................................................................................................
Maximum readings ..........................................................................................
Manual ranging ...............................................................................................
Autoranging .....................................................................................................
SCPI programming - range .............................................................................
Digits ......................................................................................................................
SCPI programming - digits .............................................................................
Rate .........................................................................................................................
SCPI programming - rate ................................................................................
Filter .......................................................................................................................
Analog filter ....................................................................................................
Digital filter .....................................................................................................
SCPI programming - filter .............................................................................
4 Relative, mX+b, and Percent (%)
Relative ...................................................................................................................
REL Key ..........................................................................................................
SCPI programming - relative .........................................................................
mX+b and percent (%) ...........................................................................................
mX+b ...............................................................................................................
Percent (%) ......................................................................................................
SCPI programming - mX+b and percent .........................................................
5 Ratio and Delta
Ratio .......................................................................................................................
Basic procedure ...............................................................................................
Filter, Rel, and Ranging considerations ..........................................................
Delta .......................................................................................................................
Selecting Delta ................................................................................................
Delta measurement procedure using a SourceMeter .......................................
Filter considerations ......................................................................................
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