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2600AS-901-01 Rev. B / September 2008 Return to Section Topics 19-123
Series 2600A System SourceMeter® Instruments Reference Manual Section 19: Remote Commands
smuX.measure.Y
X = SMU channel (a or b)
Y = SMU measure function (v, i, iv, r, or p)
Where: v = voltage, i = current, r = resistance, p = power
Function Performs one or more measurements.
TSP-Link
accessibility
This function can be accessed from a remote TSP-Link node.
Usage There are three ways to use this function:
reading = smuX.measure.v()
reading = smuX.measure.v(rbuffer)
reading = smuX.measure.i()
reading = smuX.measure.i(rbuffer)
reading = smuX.measure.r()
reading = smuX.measure.r(rbuffer)
reading = smuX.measure.p()
reading = smuX.measure.p(rbuffer)
reading = smuX.measure.iv(ibuffer, vbuffer)
reading Returns the last reading of the measurement process.
rbuffer A reading buffer object where all the reading(s) will be stored.
ibuffer A reading buffer object where current reading(s) will be stored.
vbuffer A reading buffer object where voltage reading(s) will be stored.
Remarks This function returns only the last actual measurement as reading. To use the additional
information acquired while making a measurement, a reading buffer must be used. If the
instrument is configured to return multiple readings when a measurement is requested, all
readings will be available in rbuffer if one is provided, but only the last measurement will be
returned as reading.
The smuX.measure.iv function stores both current and voltage readings in respective buffers
(current and then voltage are stored in separate buffers).
The smuX.measure.count attribute determines how many measurements are performed.
When using a buffer, it also determines the number of readings to store in the buffer.
Details See Reading Buffers in Section 7.
Also see smuX.nvbufferY, smuX.nvbufferY
Example Performs ten voltage measurements using SMU A and stores them in a buffer:
smua.measure.count = 10
smua.measure.v(smua.nvbuffer1)

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