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Front Panel Features
HF, LF, HS, LS
High force (HF), Low force (LF), High sense (HS), and Low sense (LS) terminals
(D-sub connector)
These terminals are used to connect a device under test (DUT). If you make the
2-wire connection, use only the HF and LF terminals, and open the HS and LS
terminals. The HS and LS terminals are used to make the 4-wire connection
(Kelvin connection).
The D-sub connector has 25 positions and consists of five-channel interfaces as
shown in the following figure and table. Each channel has five terminals: HF, LF,
HS, LS, and Guard. Although LF is shared by all channels, it is recommended to
use each HF terminal with the LF terminal of the same channel.
Table 1-4
20
25: Ch4, Guard
24: Ch2, Guard
23: Ch5, LS
22: Ch5, HS
21: Ch4, LS
20: Ch4, HS
19: Ch3, LS
18: Ch3, HS
17: Ch2, LS
16: Ch2, HS
15: Ch1, LS
14: Ch1, HS
Pin Assignment of the D-sub Connector
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
13: Ch5, Guard
12: Ch3, Guard
11: Ch1, Guard
10: Ch5, LF
9: Ch5, HF
8: Ch4, LF
7: Ch4, HF
6: Ch3, LF
5: Ch3, HF
4: Ch2, LF
3: Ch2, HF
2: Ch1, LF
1: Ch1, HF
Name
Ch1, HF
Ch1, LF
Ch2, HF
Ch2, LF
Ch3, HF
Ch3, LF
Ch4, HF
Ch4, LF
Ch5, HF
Ch5, LF
Keysight M9614A/M9615A Startup Guide, Edition 1
Description
High force for channel 1
Low force for channel 1
High force for channel 2
Low force for channel 2
High force for channel 3
Low force for channel 3
High force for channel 4
Low force for channel 4
High force for channel 5
Low force for channel 5
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