TH2827 Series Operation Manual Chapter 7 Command Reference
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SEQ sweep mode：
/INDEX is defined as the effective signal when the last sweep point of the
analog test is finished.
/EOM is defined as the effective signal when all the test results are effective after
every list sweep task is finished.
STEP sweep mode：
/INDEX is defined as the effective signal when the analog test of every sweep
point is finished.
/EOM is defined as the effective signal when the test and the comparison of every
step are finished.
The pin distribution for list sweep is shown in table 3 and figure 2. (The pin
definition for the list sweep comparison is the same to that for the BIN
comparison). The timing chart is shown in figure 5.
Table 3 the pin distribute for the list sweep comparison
pin signal description
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
/BIN1
/BIN2
/BIN3
/BIN4
/BIN5
/BIN6
/BIN7
/BIN8
/BIN9
/OUT
out of the limit of sweep point1
out of the limit of sweep point2
out of the limit of sweep point3
out of the limit of sweep point4
out of the limit of sweep point5
out of the limit of sweep point6
out of the limit of sweep point7
out of the limit of sweep point8
out of the limit of sweep point9
out of the limit of sweep point10
11 /AUX /AUX is defined as the effective signal when at least
one is not good in the list.
30 /INDEX
SEQ：when the analog test of the last sweep point is
finished and the UNKNOWN terminal can be connected
to another DUT, /INDEX is effective. But the
comparison signal is effective until /EOM is effective.
STEP：when the analog test at each sweep point is
finished, /INDEX is effective. But the comparison signal
is effective until /EOM is effective.
31 /EOM
Test ended：
SEQ ： when the test is finished and the compared
results are effective, this signal is effective.
STEP：
When the test of every sweep point is finished, /EOM is
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