Agilent Technologies N6705

Model N6705 User’s Guide 7
Connecting the Digital Port ............................................................................. 45
Connecting the Auxiliary Voltage Measurement Input .............................. 46
Connecting to the Interfaces .......................................................................... 47
GPIB/USB Interfaces ................................................................................ 47
LAN Interface ............................................................................................. 49
Viewing the Active LAN Status .............................................................. 51
Modifying the LAN Settings .................................................................... 51
Communicating Over the LAN ........................................................................ 54
Using the Web Server ............................................................................... 54
Using Telnet ............................................................................................... 55
Using Sockets ............................................................................................. 55
3 - Using the Source Functions .................................................................................................. 57
Turning the Unit On .......................................................................................... 58
View the Error Log ..................................................................................... 58
View Output Ratings ................................................................................. 59
Using the Power Supply ................................................................................... 60
Controlling the Outputs ............................................................................ 60
Additional Source Settings ...................................................................... 62
Agilent N678xA SMU Emulation Settings ............................................. 63
Configuring a Turn-On/Turn-Off Sequence .......................................... 67
Configuring Advanced Properties ........................................................... 70
Configuring Protection Functions ........................................................... 72
Configuring Advanced Protection ........................................................... 74
Using the Arbitrary Waveform Generator ..................................................... 75
Configuring Pulse Arbs ............................................................................. 76
Configuring User-Defined Arbs ............................................................... 78
Configuring Constant-Dwell Arbs ........................................................... 81
Configuring an Arb Sequence .................................................................. 84
Arbitrary Waveform Parameters ............................................................. 88
Arb Trigger Sources .................................................................................. 99
Arb Triggers .............................................................................................. 100
Importing/Exporting User-Defined and Constant-Dwell Arb Data .. 102
4 - Us
ing the Measurement Functions ....................................................................................103
Using the Meter Functions ............................................................................ 104
Meter View ............................................................................................... 104
Meter Ranges ........................................................................................... 105
Agilent N678xA SMU Meter-Only Modes ........................................... 106
Agilent N6781A Auxiliary Voltage Measurements ............................ 108
Using the Scope Functions ............................................................................ 109
Making a Measurement ......................................................................... 109
Scope View ............................................................................................... 112
Scope Properties ...................................................................................... 116