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5320A
Users Manual
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[SOUR]:SAF:HRF[:VOLT]:MAX?
Description: This command returns the maximum measured peak voltage on the
resistance. If not already selected, it also switches the Calibrator to the
High Resistance Fixed 100 GΩ resistance source function.
This value can be cleared using the SAF:HRF:CLEar command.
Query: SAF:HRF:MAX?
[SOUR]:SAF:HRF[:VOLT]:CLE
Description: This command clears the measured peak voltage on the resistance. If
not already selected, it also switches the Calibrator to the High
Resistance Fixed 100 GΩ resistance source function.
Example: SAF:HRF:CLE
[SOUR]:SAF:HRSH
Description: This command sets the Calibrator to the High Resistance source
function in the Short mode.
Example: SAF:HRSH
[SOUR]:SAF:HRSH:LOW(?) <CPD> {FLO | GRO}
Description: This command connects or disconnects the High Resistance LO
terminal to/from ground. If not already selected, it also switches the
Calibrator to the High Resistance Source function in the Short mode.
Parameters: <CPD> FL = floating output
GRO = grounded output
Example: SAF:HRSH:LOW GRO Grounds the output LO terminal.
Query: SAF:HRSH:LOW? Returns the grounded state of the Ouput LO
terminal, GRO or FLO.
[SOUR]:SAF:HRSH:CURR?
Description: This command returns the measured value of current flowing through
the shorted terminals. If not already selected, it also switches the
Calibrator to the High Resistance Source function in the Short mode.
Query: SAF:HRSH:CURR? Returns the measured current value.
[SOUR]:SAF:HRSH[:CURR]:LIM?
Description: This command returns the maximum current allowed to flow through
the shorted terminals. If not already selected, it also switches the
Calibrator to the High Resistance Source function in the Short mode.
Query: SAF:HRSH:LIM? Returns the maximum current value.
[SOUR]:SAF:HRSH[:CURR]:MAX?
Description: This command returns the maximum measured peak current flowing
through the shorted terminals. If not already selected, it also switches
the Calibrator to the High Resistance Source function in the Short
mode.