Specifications

110 Chapter 7

Sorting DUTs Based on Measurement Results

Retrieving the Results of Bin Sorting

To retrieve the results of bin sorting, use the following command:

• :CALC:COMP:DATA:BIN? on page 221

When the bin sorting function is on (that is, after you have issued the :CALC:COMP

command on page 211 by specifying “ON”), you can use the following command to

retrieve the bin sorting results as well as the measurement status and measured values.

• *TRG on page 208

• :FETC? on page 280

• :READ? on page 293

Whichever command you use, the result of bin sorting is represented as an integer between

0 and 14, as shown below:

0: Indicates a DUT not sorted into any of bins 1 through 13

1: Sorted into bin 1

2: Sorted into bin 2

3: Sorted into bin 3

4: Sorted into bin 4

5: Sorted into bin 5

6: Sorted into bin 6

7: Sorted into bin 7

8: Sorted into bin 8

9: Sorted into bin 9

10: Sorted into bin 10

11: Sorted into bin 11

12: Sorted into bin 12

13: Sorted into bin 13

14: Sort failed (due to measurement error)

NOTE When the bin sorting function is off (that is, after you have issued the :CALC:COMP

command by specifying “OFF”), you can use the :CALC:COMP:DATA:BIN? command

to retrieve the result of the last bin sorting that was carried out when the bin sorting

function was on. Note that this command returns 1 if no bin sorting has been performed or

0 if the instrument was reset after the last bin sorting.