How Do I Interact With Scripts Using Test Script Builder; Running A Factory Script - Keithley 2601 User Manual

Series 2600 System SourceMeter
Reading the buffer – Test data is stored in a buffer. See
for details on recalling test data.

How do I interact with scripts using Test Script Builder?

Reference
The following function for factory script "KIGeneral" is stored in the non-volatile memory of the
Series 2600:
PulseVMeasureI(smu, bias, level, ton, toff, points)
The above function performs a specified number of pulse V, measure I cycles:
• Sets the smu to output bias volts and dwell for ton seconds.
• Sets the smu to output level volts and dwell for ton seconds.
• Performs current measurement with the source at level volts.
• Sets the smu to output bias volts for toff seconds.
• Repeats the above sequence for points pulse-measure cycles.
Figure 3-1
Figure 3-1
Pulse-measure cycle for the PulseVMeasureI function

Running a factory script

Reference
NOTE All commands to run a factory script are to be executed from the
The following steps explain how to run the PulseVMeasureI function and read the data stored in
NOTE The "KIGeneral" factory script is an autorun script. The script runs
Step 1: Call the function
The following are example parameters for the PulseVMeasureI function which will perform three
pulse voltage, measure current cycles:
smu
bias
level
ton
toff
2600S-900-01 Rev. C / January 2008
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Instruments User's Manual
See "Using the Test Script Builder" in Section 2 of the Series 2600 Reference
Manual for details on the Test Script Builder.
shows one pulse-measure cycle for the function.
See "Factory scripts" in Section 2 of the Series 2600 Reference Manual for details
on running factory scripts.
Instrument Console of the Test Script Builder.
the buffer.
automatically when the Series 2600 is turned on. The functions of the
script are ready to be called.
SMU A
-1V
1V
1ms
2ms
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Section 3: Test Script Processor Interaction
"How do I use the buffer?" on page 1-16
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