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17-22 SCPI Command Reference
Calculate subsystems
There are three Calculate Subsystems. The CALC1 Subsystem is used for math expressions,
CALC2 is used for limit tests, and CALC3 provides statistical data on readings stored in the
buffer. The commands in these subsystems are summarized in Table 17-1.
CALCulate[1] Congure and control math expressions
NOTE Percent deviation (%DEV) is included in the catalog as a built-in math expression
but is only available from the front panel. However, percent deviation can be added
as a user-defined math expression for remote operation. See “Program examples.
Select (create) math expression name
:CATalog?
:CALCulate[1]:MATH[:EXPression]:CATalog? Query list of expression names
Description This query command is used to list the math expression names. This list
includes the built-in expression names as well as the names of expressions
dened by the user. The names for the built-in expressions are as follows:
POWER, OFFCOMPOHM, VOLTCOEF, VARALPHA, %DEV
Thus, the :CATalog? command will return the above names as well as the
names of any user-dened expressions. See :NAME to assign names to user-
dened expressions.
:NAME <name>
:CALCulate[1]:MATH[:EXPression]:NAME <name> Select math expression
Parameters <name> = POWER Instantaneous power equation
OFFCOMPOHM Offset compensated ohms equation
VOLTCOEF Resistor voltage coefcient equation
VARALPHA Varistor alpha equation
user-name Assigned name for user-dened
expression where the user name is made
up of ASCII characters (up to 10).
Query :NAME? Query selected math expression
Description This command can be used to select a math expression that already exists
(built-in or user-dened). Math expression names that already exist can be
listed using the :CATalog? command. The actual math expression can be
read using the :MATH? command. The built-in math expressions (except
POWER) require a two-point sweep in order to perform the calculation. The
Program fragments show how to congure the SourceMeter for these
math expressions.

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Keithley 6430 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeSub-Femtoamp Remote SourceMeter
Compliance Voltage200 V
Maximum Output Voltage200 V
Maximum Output Current100 mA
Compliance LimitProgrammable
InterfaceGPIB, RS-232
Input Impedance>10^14 Ω

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