Measure:<Function>? [<Rang>], [<Res>], [<Clist>] - Keithley 2750 User Manual

Model 2750 Multimeter/Switch System User's Manual
MEASure:<function>? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:VOLTage[:DC]? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:VOLTage:AC? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:CURRent[:DC]? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:CURRent:AC? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:RESistance? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:FRESistance? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:FREQuency? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:PERiod? [<rang>], [<res>], [<clist>]
MEASure:TEMPerature? [<clist>]
MEASure:CONTinuity? [<clist>]
Parameters
Description
<rang> = Range parameter for the specified function. For example, for
DCV, range parameter value 10 selects the 10V range. See the
"NOTES" that follow
<res> = 0.1
0.01
0.001
0.0001
0.00001
0.000001
The resolution of the <res> parameter value and the selected
range sets the number of display digits. As shown above, with
the 100V range selected and <res> = 0.1, a 100V reading will
be displayed as 100.0 V (3H digits).
The display will default to 3H digits when using parameter
values that attempt to set the display below 3H digits. For
example, a 10V reading using <res> = 0.1 for the 10V range is
displayed as 10.00 V, not 10.0 V.
A command using parameter values that attempt to set the
display above 7H digits is ignored, and generates error -221
(settings conflict error).
See the "NOTES" that follow
information.
<clist> = Single channel only. When included, this is the channel to be
closed and measured.
The MEASure? command combines all of the other signal oriented
measurement commands to perform a "one-shot" measurement and
acquire the reading. If the <clist> parameter is included, the specified
channel will close before performing the measurement.
SCPI Signal Oriented Commands
Measure DCV
Measure ACV
Measure DCI
Measure ACI
Measure Ω2
Measure Ω4
Measure FREQ
Measure PERIOD
Measure TEMP
Measure CONT
Table 13-1 for additional information.
i.e., 100.0 V (3H digits)
i.e., 10.00 V (3H digits)
i.e., 1.000 V (3H digits)
i.e., 1.0000 V (4H digits)
i.e., 1.00000 V (5H digits)
i.e., 1.000000 V (6H digits)
Table 13-1
13-7
for additional