User`s guide

Agilent EasyEXPERT User’s Guide Vol. 1, Edition 1 1- 83

Main GUI

Standby Channel Definition

The Standby Channel Definition window is opened by clicking the Standby button,

and is used to define the standby channels and set the standby mode. See

“Standby

Function” on page 4-38.

The standby channel is the channel for maintaining specified output when the

standby mode is ON and in the non-measurement state. The standby channels will

be in the standby state, while the other channels will be in the idle state which is 0 V

output and 100 A compliance. When the standby mode is OFF and in the

non-measurement state, all channels will be in the idle state.

Standby Channel

Control

This area provides the following button.

Standby ON/OFF Sets the standby mode ON or OFF.

Standby Channel

Definition

This area defines the standby channels. The standby channels will start to output in

order, from the top to bottom, as listed in this area. The order of bias stop is bottom

to top.

Standby Check the check box to specify the standby channel.

The radio button is used to select the channel setup available for

the Up/Down button.

Unit SMU or UHVU used for the standby output. To specify the

measurement resource connected to the selector (N1258A,

N1259A-300, N1265A) or N1266A expander, the channel must

be set to the Default output in the Configuration window.

Standby channel cannot be set for the SMU connected to the

ASU which makes the path to the AUX port.

Mode Output mode, V (voltage) or I (current)

Source Standby channel output value, in V or A

Compliance Compliance value, in A or V. Enter the current limit value for

the voltage source, or the voltage limit value for the current

source.

Up Moves the selected channel setup upward. To select a channel

setup, use the radio button on the left.

Down Moves the selected channel setup downward.