Save Experiment Settings; Delete An Existing Experiment; Commit An Experiment - Ossila FACT1 User Manual

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29. On the ON Current ring control, select At Max V_DS.
30. On the Fitting Method and Fit Optimisation ring menu, select Least Square and None,
respectively.
31. Press Measure to start the acquisition.

Save experiment settings

To save an experiment for later use you can, on the Measurement Settings and Device Parameters
UI, press Save As enter the file name on the Saved Experiments List, then press Save to confirm.
Important: A newly saved experiment is not automatically loaded into memory. For the new settings
to take effect, the experiment needs to be committed first, see
Alternatively, if an experiment is already loaded into memory but not saved, you can press the Save
As button on the main UI, and you will then be given the option to save the experiment straightaway
or double check the settings first.

Delete an existing experiment

On the main UI, press Delete Experiment, choose the experiment settings to remove, press Delete
and then confirm this action when prompted to.
Alternatively, a file loaded into memory can be deleted using the Delete option on Measurement
Settings and Device Parameters UI

Commit an experiment

To commit an experiment, press Load Settings on the main UI, choose the experiment name from
the list of saved experiment and press open. On the Advanced SMU and Acquisition Settings UI,
press Load Exp to open the Select Devices to Measure and Measurement Type UI. On this UI, press
Apply and on the last UI, Measurement Settings and Device Parameters, press Commit or Measure
to commit the settings and start the acquisition straightaway.
A new (not yet saved) experiment can be committed by selecting the option Commit on the
Measurement Settings and Device Parameters UI.
Note: A committed, but not saved, experiment will be lost when the application is closed.
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