SECTION2
Operation
2.15
I
Time: Explains integration time
and
how
to select
it.
2.16
Filter: Covers the averaging filter
and
how
to use it.
2.17
Suppress: Covers the suppress feature
in
detail
and
explains how to use it.
Sweep Operation
2.18
Basic Sweep
Waveforms: Describes the six avail-
able sweep waveforms.
2.19
Create
Sweep
List: Explains
how
to define sweep
parameters for a selected sweep waveform.
2.20
Append
Sweep:
Explains
how
to append one
or
more waveforms to
an
existing sweep waveform.
2.21
Modify
Sweep:
Explains
how
to modify source
and
delay points
of
an existing sweep waveform. Allows cus-
tom shaped waveforms to be fabricated.
2.22
Configure Triggers: Explains
how
to configure the
triggers that are used to start
and
control sweeps.
2.23
Performing a
Sweep:
Summarizes the fundamen-
tals of performing a sweep.
2.24
Recalling Sweep Data: Explains
how
to recall test
data from the sweep buffer.
2.25
Multi
Unit
Operation: Provides basic information
required for synchronized operation of two
or
more
Source Measure
Units.
2-2
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Source-Measure Considerations
2.26
Current Clamp: Explains the internal current clamp
circuit which
is
used to protect the
Source
Measure
Unit
from external power sources.
2.27
Sink
Operation:
Explains
operation
when
the
Source Measure
Unit is dissipating power rather than
sourcing it.
2.28
Making
Stable
Measurements: Provides consid-
erations
and
techniques for making stable measurements
with single
and
multiple
Source
Measure
Unit test sys-
tems. Includes effects of reactive loads
on
performance.
2.29
Measure
Only:
Covers the basics for using the
Source Measure Unit
as a stand alone electrometer.
2.30
Guarding: Provides basic theory on guarding.
2.31
Electrostatic Interference: Provides techniques to
minimize electrostatic interference.
2.32
Thermal EMFs: Provides techniques for minimiz-
ing thermal EMFs that can adversely affect low current
measurements.
2.33
Radio Frequency Interference: Explains radio fre-
quency interference
(RFI)
and
how
to minimize its ef-
fects.
2.34
Ground
Loops: Explains the adverse effects of
ground loops
and
how
to avoid them.
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