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  • RE: MSO24

    You can connect over LAN or USB.

    Over LAN, you can use something like TightVNC to interact with the scope.

    Other software approaches:
    KickStart scope application
    TekScope PC
    TekScope Utility (free)
    Python drivers
    more
  • RE: Keithley 2750 DAQ DMM w/ 7702 MUX DAQ card. Detecting shortcuts in multiple pairs.

    Very nice implementation.  Thanks for sharing!
  • RE: How to only close one relay (Hi/Low) on DAQ6510

    KickStart does not offer relay control of that nature.  It supports conventional scanning of the two-pole channels on the multiplexer cards.

    The internal web page has an application that provides a means to send commands to the instrument over LAN.
    Our use our TSP Toolkit from vscode to send commands.

    To do what you describe would require connection of the front terminal DMM to the 7702 card input or card sense so that you can measure between the two banks.  When wiring the channels, treat them as single pole and use only the HI or only the LO.
    NOTE:  you will also have to manage channel 43 for the card sense to bank 2.

     
  • RE: 2651A Control Error

    Try setting the source level and source limits before turning the output on.

    Keep in mind, when using power limit, the current limit in use will be the lower of the limit.i value or the computed value from source v and requested power limit (watts).

    If troubles persist, can you tell us more about the DUT error and the only if device disconnected observations.
    Is device accepting power from SMU or is SMU sinking power from DUT?
  • RE: 6510 with 7702 DAQ DMM Measurements

    KickStart can only scan the channels.
    If ch1 has 5v and gnd1 and ch2 has 5v and 12v and so on.

    Otherwise, you’d need some customized approach to try to measure between any two pins.
    That is normally done with a matrix rather than multiplexing switch.
  • RE: DAQ6510 problem changing resistance measuring range using SCPI

    You need to assign the range command also to the channel.  Similar to what you did for the measure function.
  • RE: 6517B

    The data sheet indicates:  
    Maximum input: 250 Vpeak DC to 60 Hz sine wave; 10 s per minute at maximum input on mA ranges (one-sixth
    duty cycle)

    Maximum common mode voltage (DC to 60 Hz sine wave): Electrometer, 500 Vpeak; V-source, 750 Vpeak

    You may want to mount some protective diodes.  See attached from our Low Level Measurements Handbook.
    Or download a copy:  Low Level Measurements Handbook
  • RE: Kickstart .xlsx export constantly freeze

    Can you let us know which version of KickStart you use?
  • RE: Set a risetime for current (2450)

    The SourceMeter does not have slew rate or rise time control.
    Instead, it implements a smooth first order response as it transitions to a new source level.
    This allows best chance for no overshoots or ringing as it reaches new steady state source levels.
  • RE: Applying control voltages to 2600-RBT-200 and 2650-RBT-3K (CVU-3K-KIT) with an external bias-T

    Hi,
    Are you working with only two terminal devices?  In your original post it seems that might be the case.
    Do you need to use more than one test frequency?

    As you have discovered, when using bias tee, the mode needs to be managed during collection of the compensation values.  For nF and smaller, open compensation is most important.
    You can accomplish that with just subtracting the open ckt measured value from your DUT measurement (at same test frequency).

    The KXCI commands for collection and application of the compensation to measurements is implementing the same functions that Clarius gives for collection and use of compensation.  However, these are not expecting the bias tees.

    Most of our 3KV HVCV installations are for three terminal devices (Ciss, Coss, Crss).  For this, we need different compensation values for each of the three measurements (due to cabling differences).  This influenced the ACS software implementation approach.

    I have concerns about stacking up bias tees to address the issue.