| Attrezzatura | Nome | Inventario n. | Note/Info |
| Keithley 237 Power Supply – High Voltage |
Keithley 237 | Manuale |
Keithley Model 237 Source-Measure Unit is a Fully Programmable Instrument
High Voltage Source-Measure Unit
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| The Model 237 Source-Measure Unit is a fully programmable instrument, capable of sourc ing and measuring voltage or current simultaneously. This system is really four instruments in one: voltage source, current source, voltage measure, and current measure. Applications This SMU instrument addresses a wide variety of applications, including the characteri zation of semiconductor devices and the measurement of leakage currents or insulation resistance. It can be used standalone on a bench, in a test rack with PC control, or integrated with our Model 4200-SCS for high voltage semicconductor characterization. Wide Dynamic Range The Model 237 will source voltage from 100µV to 1100V, and current from 100fA to 100mA. It can also measure voltage from 10µV to 110V and current from 10fA to 100mA. In the higher voltage range, current source and measure is 10mA maximum. Selectable Sweeps of Voltage and Current The Model 237 can be programmed to perform source-measurements as a function of a stepped voltage or current. Voltage and current can be swept linearly, logarithmically, or pulsed. The START, STOP, STEP method of setting sweep parameters allows operators to become proficient at using the instru ment very quickly. Sweep para me ters may be appended (APPEND key) to obtain more complex test sequences. Creating custom sweeps of voltage or current is facilitated by the use of three waveform opera tions: CREATE, APPEND, and MODIFY. These allow the user to select waveform parameters, com bine multiple waveforms, and select and change any points in a waveform previously crea – t ed or appended. Fully-Guarded Four-Terminal Measurements The Model 237 outputs and inputs are fully guard ed, and the units are configured to allow four-terminal measurements. Two-terminal measurements are also available for more standard test procedures. These outputs can be floated up to ±200V from ground |