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General| Category | SourceMeter |
|---|---|
| Measurement Resolution (Voltage) | 100 nV |
| Source Accuracy (Current) | 0.05% + 100 nA |
| Display | LCD |
| Interface | GPIB, RS-232 |
| Compliance Limits | Programmable voltage and current limits |
| Applications | Semiconductor device testing, materials research, component testing |
Essential safety guidelines and warnings for operating the instrument.
Purpose and scope of performance verification procedures.
Conditions for performing verification, including environment and warm-up.
List of essential equipment needed for verification tests.
How to calculate and apply limits for test results.
Procedure to reset instrument settings to factory defaults.
Step-by-step guide for executing verification tests.
Configuration of instrument ranges for testing.
Understanding output clamping and compliance limits.
Method for verifying the instrument's output voltage accuracy.
Method for verifying the instrument's voltage measurement accuracy.
Method for verifying the instrument's output current accuracy.
Method for verifying the instrument's current measurement accuracy.
Method for verifying the instrument's resistance measurement accuracy.
Overview of calibration procedures and requirements.
Specifies required environmental conditions for calibration.
General guidelines and warnings for performing calibration.
Lists necessary equipment for calibration.
Procedures to unlock calibration using front panel or remote.
Detailed steps for calibrating via the front panel interface.
Instructions for performing calibration via remote commands.
Parameter ranges for optimal calibration accuracy.
Overview of operator-performable maintenance tasks.
Step-by-step guide to replace the instrument's line fuse.
Overview of troubleshooting procedures and resources.
Important points before attempting instrument repairs.
Procedures for testing front panel keys and display functionality.
Explanations of the instrument's internal circuitry and functions.
Description of the instrument's analog circuitry.
Description of the instrument's power supply system.
Description of the instrument's output stage schematic.
Description of the instrument's digital circuitry.
Steps to diagnose issues with the display board.
Steps to diagnose issues with the power supply.
Steps to diagnose issues with the digital circuitry.
Steps to diagnose issues with the analog circuitry.
Procedure for replacing the instrument's internal backup battery.
Troubleshooting steps for communication link errors.
Overview of handling, cleaning, and disassembly procedures.
Guidelines for handling PC boards and performing solder repairs.
Precautions for handling sensitive electronic components.
Reference to diagrams for mechanical parts and assembly.
Steps to safely remove the instrument's outer case.
Procedure for removing the analog circuit board assembly.
Procedure for removing the digital circuit board.
Steps for removing the front panel components.
Instructions for removing power supply and module.
Steps for reassembling the instrument after servicing.
Information on replacement parts and component layouts.
Reference to tables detailing electrical replacement parts.
Details required when ordering replacement parts.
Procedure for returning the instrument for repair services.
References to diagrams illustrating component placement on circuit boards.
Comprehensive list of parts for the analog board.
Comprehensive list of parts for the digital board.
List of mechanical components and their part numbers.
Explanation of how to calculate instrument accuracy specifications.
Overview of remote commands, errors, and calibration steps.
A summary of available SCPI commands for the Model 2410.
Commands for calibration management like saving and locking.
Command to prevent further calibration attempts.
Command to store calibration data in non-volatile memory.
Commands to program calibration and due dates.
Command for calibrating the sense function of the instrument.
Command for calibrating the source function of the instrument.
Methods for identifying and interpreting calibration errors.
Techniques to confirm the completion of calibration steps.
Introduction to BASIC programs for instrument calibration.
Specifies the necessary computer hardware for calibration programs.
Specifies the necessary computer software for calibration programs.
Lists the required external calibration equipment.
Instructions for setting up and running calibration programs.
A BASIC program listing for performing instrument calibration.
A BASIC program listing to retrieve calibration constants.
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