Keithley 6514 - Getting Started

Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................................... 1
Measurement capabilities .............................................................. 1
Front and rear panels ..................................................................... 2
Basic connections .......................................................................... 3
Input connector ...................................................................... 3
Low noise input cables ........................................................... 3
Basic connections to DUT ..................................................... 4
Basic operation .............................................................................. 6
Selecting operating modes ..................................................... 6
Making volts and ohms measurements .................................. 6
Making amps measurements .................................................. 7
Making charge measurements ................................................ 7
Measurement considerations .................................................. 8
Remote command programming ............................................ 8
Settings to optimize performance ............................................... 10
Range ................................................................................... 10
Rate ...................................................................................... 11
Digits .................................................................................... 11
Filter ..................................................................................... 11
REL key ............................................................................... 12
Remote command programming .......................................... 13
Features to enhance DUT testing ............................................... 14
Buffer ................................................................................... 14
Limit testing ......................................................................... 16
Math operations ................................................................... 18