Limiter Operation in Voltage Source Mode
I
V
Source voltage level
High limit value
Low limit value
Operating
range
Limiter Operation in Current Source Mode
I
V
High limit value
Low limit value
Operating
range
Source current level
A limiter has an operating range which is defined by a positive value and a negative
value in relation to 0. The positive value is the high limit. The negative value is the low
limit.
If the high limiter is activated, the high limiter indicator (H) is displayed. If the low limiter is
activated, the low limiter indicator (L) is displayed.
Tripping the Output
If the GS200’s output exceeds the high limiter or falls below the low limiter, the output
is automatically turned off. If this occurs, the error indicator illuminates, and the event is
written to the error log.
Local Sense and Remote Sense (See section 4.2 for the procedure)
Two wiring systems, 2W (two-terminal connection or local sense) and 4W (four-terminal
connection or remote sense) are available. In voltage source mode, when the current
flowing through the load becomes large, the voltage drop in the lead wire can no longer
be ignored. If this occurs, you can select the four-terminal connection and connect the
SENSE terminal near the DUT so that the voltage at the connected location is adjusted
to the specified voltage. This alleviates the effects from lead wire resistance, and the
desired voltage can be applied to the DUT.
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