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Model 6485 Picoammeter Instruction Manual Applications Guide I-15
Figure I-12
Down-range voltage transients
Steps to minimize impact of range change transients
When changing between the following range pairs (up or down), no input transients occur:
2nA and 20nA; 200nA and 2µA; 20µA and 200µA; 2mA and 20mA. This is not true when
auto-ranging upwards across these boundaries.
Run test with a xed range.
If possible, run the test within a xed range. Choose the higher range from any of the
range pairs listed above. Alternatively, the autorange upper limit
(:RANGe:AUTO:ULIMit, see Voltages greater than 220V, page 2-6 or Autorange lim-
its, page 4-3 can be set so that the internal limiting resistor (R
F
) cannot be reduced to the
lower values. Choose the appropriate range to accommodate the maximum current
expected during normal measurements.
Down-range by starting at highest current necessary
Make use of down-ranging by starting at the highest current necessary and reducing down
to zero, the range change transients can be reduced signicantly compared to up-ranging
transients.

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Keithley 6485 Specifications

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ModelKeithley 6485
CategoryPicoammeter
Input Impedance>10^14 Ohms
Voltage Burden<200µV
Accuracy0.4% of reading
Voltage Source RangeNot Applicable
Voltage Source ResolutionNot Applicable
Voltage Source AccuracyNot Applicable
InterfaceIEEE-488
Power Requirements100V to 240V AC, 50/60Hz
Dimensions89 mm high x 214 mm wide x 369 mm deep (3.5 in x 8.4 in x 14.5 in)

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