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4200-900-01 Rev. K / February 2017 Return to Section Topics 3-151
Model 4200-SCS User’s Manual Section 3: Common Device Characterization Tests
Explanation of flash UTM parameters
NumPulseTerminals(int) The number of pulse terminals, or pulse channels, to use
for the test. The number of pulse terminals ranges
from one to eight.
PulseTerminals(char *) A string representation of all the VPU channels being
used in the test, matching the number given in
NumPulse. For example if the setup is such that VPU1
Channel 1 and VPU2 Channel 2 are being used, then
PulseTerminals should look like this:
VPU1CH1,VPU2CH2. There are no spaces in this list
of channels.
Pulse1Voltages(double) Array of voltage values for the pulse height (0 V
referenced) of first pulse on each pulse channel. Valid
values range from -20 V to +20 V. All voltage levels
assume a 50 Ω load. In order to float a channel
(disconnect pulse output from a DUT pin), using the
Solid State Relay, use -999. Minimum time required
for a SSR open or close is 100 µs.
PrePulse1Delays(double) Array of time values used as a delay before the first
pulse is output. Valid values range from 20 ns to 1 s in
10 ns increments (s).
TransitionTimesPulse1(double) The amount of time it will take the first pulse to
rise/fall (0-100%/100-0%) from the BaseValue (0 V) to
the given Pulse Voltage. If the pulse voltage level is
from -5 to +5 V, then the valid transition times are from
20 ns to 33 ms in 10 ns increments, else if pulse
voltage is within -20 to +20 V, then valid values range
from 100 ns to 33 ms in 10 ns increments (s).
Pulse1Widths(double) Array of values defining the pulse widths for the first pulse
of each channel. Minimum values are 20 ns to 1 s.
Pulse width is defined as FWHM, so it includes half of
the fall time and half of the rise time (transition time), in
seconds.
PostPulse1Delays(double) Array of time values used as a delay after the first
pulse is output (that is, time at the 0 V base voltage).
Valid values are 20 ns to 1 s in 10 ns increments (s).
Pulse2Voltages(double) Array of voltage values for the pulse height (0 V
referenced) of second pulse on each pulse channel.
Valid values range from -20 V to +20 V. All tests
assume a 50 Ω load. In order to float a channel, or
disconnect from a DUT pin, using the Solid State
Relay, use -999. Minimum time required for a SSR
open or close is 100 us.

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Keithley 4200-SCS Specifications

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TypeSemiconductor Characterization System
CategorySemiconductors
Model4200-SCS
ManufacturerKeithley
Voltage Range±200V
Minimum Voltage Resolution100 nV
Operating SystemWindows
Measurement CapabilitiesI-V, C-V, pulse, transient
InterfaceGPIB, USB
SoftwareKeithley Test Environment (KTE)

Summary

Model 4200-SCS Semiconductor Characterization System User Manual

User Manual

Document providing detailed instructions for operating the Model 4200-SCS.

Safety Precautions

General Safety Precautions

Guidelines and warnings to ensure safe operation of the 4200-SCS and associated instrumentation.

Section 1 Getting Started

Installation and system connections

Guidance on unpacking, shipment contents, environmental considerations, and system connections.

Section 2 Model 4200-SCS Software Environment

Understanding KITE

Introduction to Keithley Interactive Test Environment (KITE) and its capabilities.

Section 3 Common Device Characterization Tests

How to perform an I-V test on my device

Guide to performing I-V tests on devices, covering default project overview and specific test types.

How to perform a C-V test on my device

Steps for performing C-V tests using KITE, including ITM configuration and terminal settings.

How to perform a Pulsed I-V test on my device

Methods for performing Pulse I-V testing using 4225-PMU or pulse packages like PIV-A and PIV-Q.

How to perform reliability (stress-measure) tests on my device

Section 4 How to Control Other Instruments with the Model 4200-SCS

Section 5 How to Generate Basic Pulses