4 Operating the Power System
82 Keysight N6700 User’s Guide
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To measure the high level of a
pulse:
MEAS:VOLT:HIGH?(@1)
MEAS:CURR:HIGH?(@1)
To measure the low level of a pulse:
MEAS:VOLT:LOW?(@1)
MEAS:CURR:LOW?(@1)
To measure the maximum value:
MEAS:VOLT:MAX?(@1
MEAS:CURR:MAX?(@1)
To measure the minimum value:
MEAS:VOLT:MIN?(@1)
MEAS:CURR:MIN?(@1)
To measure power:
Power can only be measured on power modules with simultaneous
measurement capability (see chapter 1, “Model Differences”)
Array queries return all values in the voltage and current measurement
buffer. No averaging is applied, only raw data is returned from the buffer.
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MEAS:ARR:POW?(@1)
Once a measurement finishes, you may wish to retrieve the array data
without initiating a new measurement. Use FETCh queries to return the
array data from the last measurement. Fetch queries do not alter the
data in the measurement buffer. The commands are:
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FETC:ARR:POW?(@1)
Power can only be measured on power modules with simultaneous
measurement capability (see chapter 1, “Model Differences”)
If a FETCh query is sent before the measurement is started or before it is
finished, the response will be delayed until the measurement trigger
occurs and the acquisition completes. This may tie up the computer if
the measurement trigger does not occur immediately. You can test the
MEAS_active bit in the operation status register to know when the
measurement has completed as explained in the following section.
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