Keithley System SourceMeter 2601B Manuel utilisateur

Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B

Keithley Instruments, Inc. System SourceMeter®

28775 Aurora Road Instrument Specifications

Cleveland, Ohio 44139

1-888-KEITHLEY

http://www.keithley.com

Specifications are subject to change without notice

SPEC-2602B Rev. B / February 2014 1 of 13

SPECIFICATION CONDITIONS

This document contains specifications and supplemental information for the Models 2601B, 2602B and

2604B System SourceMeter®instrument. Specifications are the standards against which the Models

2601B, 2602B and 2604B are tested. Upon leaving the factory, the Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B meet

these specifications. Supplemental and typical values are nonwarranted, apply at 23 °C, and are provided

solely as useful information.

Source and measurement accuracies are specified at the Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B terminals

under these conditions:

1. 23 °C ± 5 °C, < 70 percent relative humidity

2. After a two-hour warm-up period

3. Speed normal (1 NPLC)

4. A/D autozero enabled

5. Remote sense operation or properly zeroed local operation

6. Calibration period: One year

DC POWER SPECIFICATIONS

Voltage Current

Maximum output

power and

source/sink limits1

40.4 W maximum

± (40.4 V at 1.0 A, -1.0 A)

± (6.06 V at 3.0 A, -3.0 A)

Four-quadrant source or sink operation

40.4 W maximum

± (1.01 A at 40 V, -40 V)

± (3.03 A at 6 V, -6 V)

Four-quadrant source or sink operation

Refer to the “Pulse Characteristics” section for pulsing details, such as duty cycle and pulse width.

1Full power source operation regardless of load to 30 °C ambient temperature. Above 30 °C or power sink operation, refer to “Operating

Boundaries” in the Series 2600B Reference Manual for additional power derating information.

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VOLTAGE ACCURACY SPECIFICATIONS2,3

Range

Source Measure

Programming

resolution Accuracy

± (% reading + volts)

Typical Noise

(Peak to Peak)

0.1 Hz to 10 Hz

Display

resolution Accuracy4

± (% reading + volts)

100 mV 5 µV 0.02 % + 250 µV 20 µV 100 nV 0.015 % + 150 µV

1 V 50 µV 0.02 % + 400 µV 50 µV 1 µV 0.015 % + 200 µV

6 V 50 µV 0.02 % + 1.8 mV 100 µV 1 µV 0.015 % + 1 mV

40 V 500 µV 0.02 % + 12 mV 500 µV 10 µV 0.015 % + 8 mV

CURRENT ACCURACY SPECIFICATIONS2

Range

Source Measure

Programming

resolution Accuracy

± (% reading + amperes)

Typical Noise

(Peak to Peak)

0.1 Hz to 10 Hz

Display

resolution Accuracy4

± (% reading + amperes)

100 nA 2 pA 0.06 % + 100 pA 5 pA 100 fA 0.05 % + 100 pA

1 µA 20 pA 0.03 % + 800 pA 25 pA 1 pA 0.025 % + 500 pA

10 µA 200 pA 0.03 % + 5 nA 60 pA 10 pA 0.025 % + 1.5 nA

100 µA 2 nA 0.03 % + 60 nA 3 nA 100 pA 0.02 % + 25 nA

1 mA 20 nA 0.03 % + 300 nA 6 nA 1 nA 0.02 % + 200 nA

10 mA 200 nA 0.03 % + 6 µA 200 nA 10 nA 0.02 % + 2.5 µA

100 mA 2 µA 0.03 % + 30 µA 600 nA 100 nA 0.02 % + 20 µA

1 A 20 µA 0.05 % + 1.8 mA 70 µA 1 µA 0.03 % + 1.5 mA

3 A 20 µA 0.06 % + 4 mA 150 µA 1 µA 0.05 % + 3.5 mA

10 A5200 µA 0.5 % + 40 mA N/A 10 µA 0.4 % + 25 mA

2For temperatures 0 °C to 18 °C and 28 °C to 50 °C, accuracy is degraded by ± (0.15 × accuracy specification)/°C. High Capacitance Mode

accuracy is applicable at 23 °C ± 5 °C.

3Add 50 µV to source accuracy specifications per volt of HI lead drop.

4Derate accuracy specification for NPLC setting < 1 by increasing the error term. Add appropriate typical percent of reading term for resistive

loads using the table below.

NPLC setting 100 mV range 1 V and 40 V ranges 100 nA range 1 µA to 100 mA ranges 1 A to 3 A ranges

0.1 0.01 % 0.01 % 0.01 % 0.01 % 0.01 %

0.01 0.08 % 0.07 % 0.1 % 0.05 % 0.05 %

0.001 0.8 % 0.6 % 1 % 0.5 % 1.1 %

510 A range is accessible in pulse mode only. Accuracy specifications for 10 A range are typical.

Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B System SourceMeter Instrument Specifications

Specifications are subject to change without notice

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SUPPLEMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS

The following specifications are supplemental characteristics that provide additional information about

instrument functions and performance. These characteristics are nonwarranted specifications; they

describe the typical performance of the Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B.

PULSE CHARACTERISTICS

Pulse region specifications Pulse region specifications

Region

quadrant diagram

Region

maximums Maximum pulse

width6Maximum duty

cycle7

1 1 A at 40 V DC, no limit 100 %

1 3 A at 6 V DC, no limit 100 %

2 1.5 A at 40 V 100 ms 25 %

3 5 A at 35 V 4 ms 4 %

4 10 A at 20 V 1.8 ms 1 %

6Times measured from the start of pulse to the start off-time; see figure below.

7Thermally limited in sink mode (quadrants 2 and 4) and ambient temperatures above 30° C. See power equations in the Series 2600B

Reference Manual for more information.

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Minimum programmable

pulse width6

100 µs

Note: Minimum pulse width for settled source at a given I/V output and load can

be longer than 100 ms.

Source value

Load

Source settling time

(% of range)

Minimum pulse

width

6 V

2 Ω

0.2 %

150 µs

20 V

2 Ω

1 %

200 µs

35 V

7 Ω

0.5 %

500 µs

40 V

27 Ω

0.1 %

400 µs

1.5 A

27 Ω

0.1 %

1.5 ms

3 A

2 Ω

0.2 %

150 µs

5 A

7 Ω

0.5 %

500 µs

10 A

2 Ω

0.5 %

200 µs

Pulse width programming

resolution 1 µs

Pulse width programming

accuracy ± 5 µs

Pulse width jitter 2 µs

ADDITIONAL SOURCE CHARACTERISTICS

Noise

10 Hz to 20 MHz < 20 mV peak-peak, < 3 mV RMS



6 V range

Transient response time < 70 µs for the output to recover to within 0.1 % for a 10 % to 90 % step change in load.

Overshoot Voltage:

< ±0.1 % + 10 mV

Step size = 10 % to 90 % of range, resistive load, maximum current

limit/compliance

Current:

< ±0.1 %

Step size = 10 % to 90 % of range, resistive load



See Current source output settling time for additional test conditions

Range change overshoot Voltage:

< 300 mV + 0.1 % of larger range

Overshoot into a 100 kΩload, 20 MHz bandwidth

Current:8



< 300 mV/Rload + 5 % of larger range

Guard offset voltage < 4 mV



Current < 10 mA

Remote sense operating

range9Maximum voltage between HI and SENSE HI = 3 V

Maximum voltage between LO and SENSE LO = 3 V

8With source settling set to SETTLE_SMOOTH_100NA

9Add 50 µV to source accuracy specifications per volt of HI lead drop.

Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B System SourceMeter Instrument Specifications

Specifications are subject to change without notice

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Voltage output headroom 40 V range

Maximum output voltage = 42 V – (total voltage drop across source leads).

Maximum 1 Ωsource lead.

6 V range

Maximum output voltage = 8 V – (total voltage drop across source leads).

Maximum 1 Ωsource lead.

Over-temperature protection Internally sensed temperature overload puts the instrument in standby mode

Limit/compliance Bipolar limit (compliance) set with a single value

Voltage:10

Minimum value is 10 mV; accuracy is the same as voltage source

Current:11



Minimum value is 10 nA; accuracy is the same as current source

Voltage source output

settling time Time required to reach within 0.1 % of final value after source level command is

processed on a fixed range.

Voltage range Settling time

100 mV < 50 µs

1 V < 50 µs

10 V < 110 µs

40 V12 < 150 µs

Current source output

settling time Time required to reach within 0.1 % of final value after source level command is

processed on a fixed range



Values below for Iout × Rload = 1 V

Current range Settling time

3 A < 80 µs (Current < 2.5 A, Rload > 2 Ω)

1 A to 10 mA < 80 µs (Rload > 6 Ω)

1 mA < 100 µs

100 µA < 150 µs

10 µA < 500 µs

1 µA < 2 ms

100 nA < 20 ms

10 For sink operation (quadrants II and IV) without sink mode enabled, add 10 % of compliance range and ±0.02 % of limit settling to the

corresponding voltage source accuracy specifications. For 100 mV range add an additional 60 mV of uncertainty. Specifications apply with

sink mode enabled.

11 For sink operation (quadrants II and IV) without sink mode enabled, add 0.06 % of limit range to the corresponding current limit accuracy

specifications. Specifications apply with sink mode enabled.

12 Add 150 µs when measuring on the 1 A range.

Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B System SourceMeter®Instrument Specifications

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ADDITIONAL MEASUREMENT CHARACTERISTICS

Contact check

specifications13,14 Speed Maximum measurement time

to memory for 60 Hz (50 Hz) Accuracy (1 year)

23° C ± 5° C

± ( %reading + ohms)

Fast 1.1 ms (1.2 ms) 5 % + 10 Ω

Medium 4.1 ms (5 ms) 5 % + 1 Ω

Slow 36 ms (42 ms) 5 % + 0.3 Ω

Current measure settling

time15

Time required to reach within 0.1 % of final value after source level command is

processed on a fixed range

Values below for Vout = 1 V

Current range Settling time

1 mA < 100 µs

Input impedance > 10 GΩ

ADDITIONAL CHARACTERISTICS

Maximum load impedance Normal mode

10 nF

High-capacitance mode

50 µF

Common mode voltage 250 V DC

Common mode isolation > 1 GΩ

< 4500 pF

Sense high input impedance > 10GΩ

Maximum sense lead

resistance 1 kΩ for rated accuracy

Overrange 101 % of source range

102 % of measure range

13 Includes measurement of SENSE HI to HI and SENSE LO to LO contact resistances.

14 Contact check is not available with the Model 2604B.

15 Compliance equal to 100 mA

Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B System SourceMeter Instrument Specifications

Specifications are subject to change without notice

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HIGH CAPACITANCE MODE16,17,18

Accuracy specifications Accuracy specifications are applicable in both Normal and High Capacitance Modes.

Voltage source output

settling time Time required to reach within 0.1 % of final value after source level command is

processed on a fixed range.

Current limit = 1 A

Voltage range Settling time with Cload = 4.7 µF

100 mV < 200 µs

1 V < 200 µs

6 V < 200 µs

40 V < 7 ms

Current measure settling time

Time required to reach within 0.1 % of final value after source level command is

processed on a fixed range

Values below for Vout = 1 V unless noted

Current range Settling time

3 A and 1A < 120 µs (Rload > 2 Ω)

100 mA and 10mA < 100 µs

1 mA < 3 ms

100 µA < 3 ms

10 µA < 230 ms

1 µA < 230 ms

Capacitor leakage

performance

Using HIGH-C scripts19

200 ms @ 50 nA

Load = 5 µF in parallel with 10 MΩ

Test: 5 V step and measure

Mode change delay Current ranges of 100 µA and above:

11 ms delay for both in and out of High Capacitance Mode

Current ranges below 100 µA:

250 ms delay into High Capacitance Mode

11 ms delay out of High Capacitance Mode

Voltmeter input impedance 10 GΩ in parallel with 3300 pF

Noise

10 Hz to 20 MHz < 30 mV peak-peak

6 V range

Range change overshoot Voltage:

< 400 mV + 0.1 % of larger range

Overshoot into a 100 kΩload, 20 MHz bandwidth

16 High Capacitance Mode specifications are for DC measurements only.

17 100 nA range is not available in High Capacitance Mode.

18 High Capacitance Mode utilizes locked ranges. Auto range is disabled.

19 Part of KI Factory scripts. See the Series 2600B Reference Manual for details.

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MEASUREMENT SPEED CHARACTERISTICS20,21

Maximum sweep operation rates (operations per second) for 60 Hz (50 Hz):

A/D

converter

speed

Trigger

origin Measure to

memory

(using user

scripts)

Measure to

GPIB

(using user

scripts)

Source

measure to

memory

(using user

scripts)

Source

measure to

GPIB

(using user

scripts)

Source

measure to

memory

(using sweep

API)

Source

measure to

GPIB

(using sweep

API)

0.001 NPLC Internal 20000

(20000) 9800

(9800) 7000

(7000) 6200

(6200) 12000

(12000) 5900

(5900)

0.001 NPLC Digital I/O 8100

(8100) 7100

(7100) 5500

(5500) 5100

(5100) 11200

(11200) 5700

(5700)

0.01 NPLC Internal 4900

(4000) 3900

(3400) 3400

(3000) 3200

(2900) 4200

(3700) 4000

(3500)

0.01 NPLC Digital I/O 3500

(3100) 3400

(3000) 3000

(2700) 2900

(2600) 4150

(3650) 3800

(3400)

0.1 NPLC Internal 580

(480) 560

(470) 550

(465) 550

(460) 560

(470) 545

(460)

0.1 NPLC Digital I/O 550

(460) 550

(460) 540

(450) 540

(450) 560

(470) 545

(460)

1.0 NPLC Internal 59

(49) 59

(49)

1.0 NPLC Digital I/O 59

(49) 59

(49)

Maximum single measurement rates (operations per second) for 60 Hz (50 Hz):

A/D converter speed Trigger origin Measure to GPIB Source measure to

GPIB Source measure

pass/fail to GPIB

0.001 NPLC Internal 1900 (1800) 1400 (1400) 1400 (1400)

0.01 NPLC Internal 1450 (1400) 1200 (1200) 1100 (1100)

0.1 NPLC Internal 450 (390) 425 (370) 425 (375)

1.0 NPLC Internal 58 (48) 57 (48) 57 (48)

20 Tests performed with a Model2602B using the following equipment: Computer hardware (Intel®Pentium®4 2.4 GHz, 2 GB RAM, National

Instruments™ PCI-GPIB); driver (NI-488.2 Version 2.2 PCI-GPIB); software (Microsoft®Windows®XP, Microsoft®Visual Studio®2010, VISA™

version 4.1).

21 Exclude current measurement ranges less than 1 mA.

Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B System SourceMeter Instrument Specifications

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Maximum measurement

range change rate > 7000 per second for > 10 µA. When changing to or from a range ≥ 1 A, maximum rate

is > 2200/second.

Maximum source range

change rate > 400 per second > 10 µA. When changing to or from a range ≥ 1 A, maximum rate is >

190/second.

Maximum source function

change rate > 1000 per second

Command processing time < 1 ms

Maximum time required for the output to begin to change after receiving the

smua.source.levelv

smua.source.leveli

command.

TRIGGERING AND SYNCHRONIZATION CHARACTERISTICS

Triggering

Trigger in to trigger out 0.5 μs

Trigger in to source

change22 10 μs

Trigger timer accuracy ±2 μs

Source change22 after LXI

trigger 280 μs

Synchronization

Multi-node synchronized

source change22 < 0.5 μs

Single-node synchronized

source change22 < 0.5 μs

22 Fixed source range with no polarity change.

Models 2601B, 2602B and 2604B System SourceMeter®Instrument Specifications

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SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION

Front-panel interface Two-line vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) with keypad and navigation wheel

Display Show error messages and user-defined messages

Display source and limit settings

Show current and voltage measurements

View measurements stored in dedicated reading buffers

Keypad operations Change host interface settings

Save and restore instrument setups

Load and run factory and user-defined test scripts that prompt for input and send

results to the display



Store measurements into dedicated reading buffers

Programming Embedded Test Script Processor (TSP®) scripting engine is accessible from any host

interface:

Responds to individual instrument control commands

Responds to high-speed test scripts comprised of remote commands and test script

language (TSL) statements (for example, branching, looping, and math)

Able to execute high-speed test scripts stored in memory without host intervention

Minimum user memory

available 16 MB (approximately 250,000 lines of TSP code)

Test Script Builder Integrated development environment for building, running, and managing TSP scripts;

includes an instrument console for interactive communication with any TSP-enabled

instrument

Requires:

VISA (NI-VISA included on the Product Information CD-ROM)

Microsoft®.NET Framework (included on the Product Information CD-ROM)

Keithley I/O Layer (included on the Product Information CD-ROM)

Intel® Pentium III 800 MHz or faster personal computer



Microsoft

Windows

2000, XP, Vista

, or 7

TSP®Express (embedded) Tool that allows you to quickly and easily perform common I-V tests without programming

or installing software

To run TSP Express, you need:

Java™ Platform, Standard Edition 6 or 7

Microsoft®Internet Explorer®, Mozilla®Firefox®, or another Java-compatible web

browser

Software interface TSP™ Express (embedded), direct GPIB/VISA, read/write with Microsoft® Visual Basic®,

Visual C/C++®, Visual C#®, LabVIEW™, CEC TestPoint™ Data Acquisition Software

Package, NI LabWindows™/CVI, and so on.

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