184 Chapter 10
Command Reference
:RANG
:RANG
Syntax [:SENSe][:FIMPedance]:RANGe[:UPPer] <numeric>[PF|P|NF|N|UF|U|MF|M|F]
[:SENSe][:FIMPedance]:RANGe[:UPPer]?
Description Sets the measurement range.
With the measurement frequency and the measurement range set to 1 MHz and 47E-12
(47p) or less, respectively, changing the measurement frequency to 1 kHz will
automatically set the measurement range to 100E-12 (100p). On the other hand, with the
measurement frequency and the measurement range set to 1 kHz and 2.2E-9 (2.2n) or
more, respectively, changing the measurement frequency to 1 MHz will automatically set
the measurement range to 1E-9 (1n).
When you set the measurement range with this command, the measurement range mode is
automatically set to the hold range (specified to OFF with the :RANG:AUTO command).
Parameters
If one of the settable values is not specified for the parameter, a suitable measurement
range whose recommended range includes the specified parameter (for example, 4.7E-9 if
the specified parameter is 5E-9) is set.
MAX or MIN can be used to specify the parameters.
Query response {1E-12|2.2E-12|4.7E-12|100E-12|220E-12|470E-12|1E-9|2.2E-9|4.7E-9|10E-9|22E-9|47E-
9|100E-9|220E-9|470E-9|1E-6|2.2E-6|4.7E-6|10E-6}<newline><^END>
If the measurement range mode is Auto, the measurement range used in the immediately
preceding measurement is read out as the query response.
Related commands :RANG:AUTO on page 185
Equivalent key
sequence
[Range Setup]( [Blue] - [Auto/Hold] )
<numeric>
Description Measurement range
Range When the measurement frequency is 1 kHz:
100E-12(100PF), 220E-12(220PF), 470E-12(470PF),
1E-9(1NF), 2.2E-9(2.2NF), 4.7E-9(4.7NF),
10E-9(10NF), 22E-9(22NF), 47E-9(47NF), 100E-9(100NF),
220E-9(220NF), 470E-9(470NF),
1E-6(1UF), 2.2E-6(2.2UF), 4.7E-6(4.7UF),
10E-6(10UF) (only the 16 points listed above).
When the measurement frequency is 1 MHz:
1E-12(1PF), 2.2E-12(2.2PF), 4.7E-12(4.7PF), 10E-12(10PF),
22E-12(22PF), 47E-12(47PF), 100E-12(100PF),
220E-12(220PF), 470E-12(470PF), 1E-9(1NF) (only the 10
points listed above).
Initial value 10E-6
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