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Keysight Technologies B1505A User Manual

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Keysight B1505A User’s Guide, Edition 12 3-103
Accessories
N1275A On-Wafer Gate Charge Measurement Adapter
for N1265A
The N1275A is an adapter to enable on-wafer gate charge measurements with the
UHCU (max. 500 A) and HVSMU (max. 3 kV). You need to switch signal paths of
IV measurement and gate charge measurement manually. And also, you need
manual switching between high voltage and high current gate charge measurements.
The adapter output can be extended to your prober station by using the N1254A-524
prober system cable.
WARNING Install the N1275A in the shielding box equipped with the interlock circuit.
Installer le N1275A dans la boîte de protection équipée d'un circuit de
verrouillage.
Front and Rear Panels
1. High Force
a. From N1254A Opt524 input connector
Banana(jack) connector. For connecting the banana cable (N1275-61701)
from the High Force output connector of the N1254A-524. The banana cable
(N1275-61701) is supplied with the N1275A.
b. To DUT output connector
Banana(jack) connector. This must be extended to the Collector/Drain
terminal of a DUT. For making the connection, use a cable with
banana(plug) connector, manipulators, and such.
To DUT
To DUT
From
N1254A Opt 524
From
N1254A Opt524
Signal
Circuit
Common
Low Sense
±10 V Max
High Force
±60 V Max
SenseForce
From B1505A
±30 V Max
Current Control
MCSMU
1
2
a
b
b
a
3

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Keysight Technologies B1505A Specifications

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BrandKeysight Technologies
ModelB1505A
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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