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Model 6517B Electrometer Reference Manual Section 14: SCPI command reference
6517B-901-01 Rev. C / August 2015 14-91
:RANGe <n>
This command is used to select the V-source range.
Usage
:SOURce:VOLTage:RANGe <n>
:RANGe?
:RANGe? DEFault
:RANGe? MINimum
:RANGe? MAXimum
<n>
ï‚· 0 to 1000: Specify output in volts
ï‚· DEFault: 100V range
ï‚· MINimum: 100V range
ï‚· MAXimum: 1000V range
Details
This command is used to select the optimum range for the V-source. Specifying the output voltage
value automatically selects the most sensitive range. For example, specifying a value 100 selects
the 100 V range. Specifying a value > 100 selects the 1000 V range.
You cannot select the 100 V range if the programmed amplitude value is greater than 100. A Settings
Conflict error results.
Also see
None
:LIMit[:AMPLitude] <n>
This command is used to set the voltage limit.
Usage
:SOURce:VOLTage:LIMit[:AMPLitude] <n>
:LIMit?
:LIMit? DEFault
:LIMit? MINimum
:LIMit? MAXimum
<n>
ï‚· 0 to 1000: Set voltage limit
ï‚· DEFault: 1000 V
ï‚· MINimum: 0 V
ï‚· MAXimum: 1000 V
Details
This command is used to set an absolute value limit for the V-source. For example, setting a limit of
75 V limits the V-source output to ± 75 V.
The specified voltage limit is only in effect if the limit is enabled. If disabled, the limit is simply dictated
by the selected range.
Also see
:LIMit:STATe <b> (on page 14-92)

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BrandKeithley
Model6517B
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
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