Keithley SourceMeter 2602

Sweep programming examples ......................................................... 5-11
Custom sweep example .................................................................... 5-14
6 Range, Digits, Speed, Rel, and Filters
Overview .................................................................................................... 6-2
Range ......................................................................................................... 6-2
Available ranges .................................................................................. 6-2
Maximum source values and readings ................................................ 6-3
Ranging limitations .............................................................................. 6-3
Manual ranging .................................................................................... 6-3
Auto ranging ........................................................................................ 6-3
Low range limits ................................................................................... 6-4
Range considerations .......................................................................... 6-4
Range programming ............................................................................ 6-5
Digits .......................................................................................................... 6-7
Setting display resolution ..................................................................... 6-7
Remote digits programming ................................................................. 6-7
Speed ......................................................................................................... 6-8
Setting speed ....................................................................................... 6-9
Remote speed programming ............................................................... 6-9
Rel ............................................................................................................ 6-10
Front panel rel .................................................................................... 6-10
Remote rel programming ................................................................... 6-11
Filters ....................................................................................................... 6-12
Filter types ......................................................................................... 6-12
Response time considerations ........................................................... 6-12
Front panel filter control ..................................................................... 6-12
Remote filter programming ................................................................ 6-15
7 Buffer (Data Store)
Overview .................................................................................................... 7-2
Data store overview ................................................................................... 7-2
Front panel data store ................................................................................ 7-2
Buffer configuration .............................................................................. 7-2
Buffer configuration menu .................................................................... 7-3
Storing readings ................................................................................... 7-3
Recalling readings ............................................................................... 7-4
Remote data store ...................................................................................... 7-5
Data store commands .......................................................................... 7-5
Reading buffers ................................................................................... 7-6
Time and date values ........................................................................ 7-10
Buffer status ....................................................................................... 7-10
Dynamically allocated buffers ............................................................ 7-11
Buffer programming examples ........................................................... 7-12