Keysight N6700 User's Guide

User’s Guide

Keysight Series N6700 Low-Profile Modular Power System

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Both direct and alternating current

current

equipment

equipment.

is off

push switch

CAUTION

Safety Notices

The following general safety precautions must be observed during all phases of operation of this instrument. Failure to comply with these precautions or with specific warnings or instructions elsewhere in this manual violates safety standards of design, manufacture, and intended use of the instrument. Keysight Technologies assumes no liability for the customer's failure to comply with these requirements.

General

Do not use this product in any manner not specified by the manufacturer. The protective features of this product may be impaired if it is used in a manner not specified in the operation instructions.

Before Applying Power

Verify that all safety precautions are taken. Make all connections to the unit before applying power. Note the instrument's external markings described under "Safety Symbols"

Ground the Instrument

This product is a Safety Class 1 instrument (provided with a protective earth terminal). To minimize shock hazard, the instrument chassis and cover must be connected to an electrical ground. The instrument must be connected to the AC power mains through a grounded power cable, with the ground wire firmly connected to an electrical ground (safety ground) at the power outlet. Any interruption of the protective (grounding) conductor or disconnection of the protective earth terminal will cause a potential shock hazard that could result in personal injury.

Fuses

The instrument contains an internal fuse, which is not customer accessible.

Do Not Operate in an Explosive Atmosphere

Do not operate the instrument in the presence of flammable gases or fumes.

Do Not Remove the Instrument Cover

Only qualified, service-trained personnel who are aware of the hazards involved should remove instrument covers. Always disconnect the power cable and any external circuits before removing the instrument cover.

Do Not Modify the Instrument

Do not install substitute parts or perform any unauthorized modification to the product. Return the product to a Keysight Sales and Service Office for service and repair to ensure that safety features are maintained.

In Case of Damage

Instruments that appear damaged or defective should be made inoperative and secured against unintended operation until they can be repaired by qualified service personnel.

A CAUTION notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating procedure, practice, or the like that, if not correctly performed or adhered to, could result in damage to the product or loss of important data. Do not proceed beyond a CAUTION notice until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.

WARNING

A WARNING notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating procedure, practice, or the like that, if not correctly performed or adhered to, could result in personal injury or death. Do not proceed beyond a WARNING notice until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.

Safety Symbols

Direct current

Alternating current

Three phase alternating

Earth (ground) terminal

Protective earth ground terminal.

Frame or chassis terminal

Terminal is at earth potential.

Neutral conductor on permanently installed

Line conductor on permanently installed

On supply

Off supply

Standby supply. Unit is not completely disconnected from AC mains when switch

In position of a bi-stable

Out position of a bi-stable

Caution, risk of electric shock

Caution, hot surface

Caution, refer to accompanying description

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In this Book

NOTE

Technologies at one of the following telephone

Specific chapters in this manual contain the following information:

 Quick Reference – Chapter 1 is a quick reference section that helps

you quickly become familiar with your Keysight N6700 Modular Power System. It describes the differences between the various modules in the power system.

 Installation – Chapter 2 describes how to install your power system.

It describes how to connect various loads to the output. It discusses remote sensing as well as parallel and series operation.

 Getting Started – Chapter 3 describes how to set the voltage,

current, over-voltage protection, and turn on the output. It also describes how to configure the remote interface.

 Operating the Power System – Chapter 4 describes how to use the

advanced features of the power system using the front panel menus and the corresponding SCPI commands.

 Specifications – Appendix A describes the mainframe characteristics.  Using the Digital Port – Appendix B describes how to configure and

use the digital port on the back of the instrument.

 Power Allocation – Appendix C describes the power allocation

function, which applies to power system in which the combined ratings of the power modules exceed the power rating of the mainframe.

 Output On/Off Synchronization – Appendix D discusses output

on/off synchronization, which lets you accurately synchronize output turn-on sequences across multiple mainframes.

 Source Operating Modes – Appendix E discusses operating mode

information for all power modules.

For complete details on the SCPI (Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments) commands, refer to the N6700 Programmer’s Reference Help file included on the Keysight N6700 Product Reference CD. This CD-ROM is shipped along with your instrument.

You can contact Keysight numbers for warranty, service, or technical support information. In the United States: (800) 829-4444 In Europe: 31 20 547 2111 In Japan: 0120-421-345 Or use our Web link for information on contacting Keysight in your country or specific location:

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Or contact your Keysight Technologies Representative.

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1 – Quick Reference ....................................................................................................... 7

2 – Installation ............................................................................................................. 23

3 – Getting Started ...................................................................................................... 45

4 – Operating the Power System ................................................................................. 61

The Keysight N6700 Modular Power System – At a Glance ........... 8

The Front Panel – At a Glance ....................................................... 11

The Rear Panel – At a Glance ........................................................ 11

Front Panel Display – At a Glance ................................................. 12

Front Panel Keys – At a Glance ..................................................... 13

Front Panel Menu Reference ......................................................... 14

SCPI Command Summary ............................................................. 16

General Information ....................................................................... 24

Inspecting the Unit ......................................................................... 25

Installing the Unit ........................................................................... 26

Connecting the Line Cord .............................................................. 30

Connecting the Outputs ................................................................. 31

Remote Sense Connections ........................................................... 36

Parallel Connections ...................................................................... 38

Series Connections ......................................................................... 40

Additional Load Considerations ..................................................... 42

Connecting the Auxiliary Voltage Measurement Input ................. 44

Turning the Unit On ........................................................................ 46

Selecting an Output Channel ......................................................... 46

Entering an Output Voltage Setting .............................................. 46

Entering a Current Limit Setting .................................................... 47

Enabling the Output ....................................................................... 47

Using the Front Panel Menu .......................................................... 48

Connecting to the Interfaces ......................................................... 50

Communicating Over the LAN ....................................................... 57

Securing the Interfaces .................................................................. 59

Programming the Output ............................................................... 62

Synchronizing Output Steps .......................................................... 68

Programming Output Lists ............................................................. 72

Making Measurements ................................................................... 77

Using the Digitizer .......................................................................... 79

Using the Protection Functions ..................................................... 87

External Data Logging .................................................................... 91

System-Related Operations ........................................................... 95

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A – Specifications ........................................................................................................ 99

B – Using the Digital Port .......................................................................................... 103

C – Power Allocation ................................................................................................. 109

D – Output On/Off Synchronization ........................................................................... 113

E – Source Operating Modes ..................................................................................... 119

Updates

Keysight N6700B, N6701A, N6702A MPS Mainframes .............. 100

Digital Control Port ...................................................................... 104

Configuring the Digital Control Port ............................................ 105

Power Limit Operation ................................................................. 110

Module Power Allocation ............................................................. 111

Synchronizing Output Turn-on Delays ........................................ 114

Synchronizing Multiple Mainframes ............................................ 117

Operation ...................................................................................... 118

Single Quadrant Operation .......................................................... 120

Keysight N678xA Multi-Quadrant Operation .............................. 122

This manual describes firmware revision D.03.08 and up. Go to

http://www.keysight.com/find/N6700firmware

this or any later versions of the firmware. Information on how to install the firmware is available on the web site.

Refer to “Instrument Identification” in chapter 4 to view the firmware version that is currently installed in your mainframe.

Updated versions of this manual are also posted on the web. Go to

http://www.keysight.com/find/N6700

manual.

to get the latest version of the

if you need to download

1 Quick Reference

NOTE

The Keysight N6700 Modular Power System – At a Glance ........... 8

The Front Panel – At a Glance ....................................................... 11

The Rear Panel – At a Glance ........................................................ 11

Front Panel Display – At a Glance ................................................. 12

Front Panel Keys – At a Glance ..................................................... 13

Front Panel Menu Reference ......................................................... 14

SCPI Command Summary ............................................................. 16

This chapter concisely describes the operation of the Keysight N6700 Modular Power System (MPS).

This chapter does not describe every operating feature in detail. It is simply a quick reference guide to quickly become familiar with the essential operating features of the power system.

For complete details on the SCPI (Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments) commands, refer to the Programmer’s Reference Help file included on the Keysight N6700 Product Reference CD. This CD-ROM is shipped along with your instrument.

Unless otherwise noted, the Keysight N6700 Modular Power System will also be referred to as “MPS” and “power system” throughout this manual.

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The Keysight N6700 Modular Power System – At a Glance

Output Features

Programmable voltage and current

Full programming capability is provided for the entire range of output voltage and current. Outputs can operate as either constant voltage (CV) or constant current (CC) sources.

Low output noise

Available on <4.5 mV peak-to-peak, which is comparable to linear supplies.

Fast up/down programming

Available on

≤1.5 millisecond response time from 10% to 90% of the output rating.

Fast transient response

Available on Transient response is less than 100 μs.

The Keysight N6700 Modular Power System is a configurable, one rackunit (1U) platform that lets you mix and match power modules to create a power system optimized for your test system requirements.

Keysight N6700–N6702 MPS mainframes are available in power levels of 400 W, 600 W, and 1,200 W. Up to four power modules can be installed in each mainframe. Power modules come in power levels of 20 W through 500 W, have various voltage and current combinations, and provide the following performance features:

 The N673xB, N674xB, and N677xA DC Power Modules provide

programmable voltage and current, measurement, and protection features, making these economical models suitable for powering the device-under-test or system resources such as fixture controls.

 The N675xA High-Performance, Autoranging DC Power Modules

provide low noise, high accuracy, fast programming times, and advanced programming and measurement capabilities to speed test throughput.

 The N676xA Precision DC Power Modules provide precise control

and measurements in the milli- and micro-ampere region with the ability to simultaneously digitize voltage and current and capture those measurements into an oscilloscope-like data buffer.

 The N678xA Source/Measure Units (SMU) have a multiple-quadrant

 The N6783A Application-Specific DC Power Modules are two-

The output and system features are described in the following sections. Not all output features are available on every power module. The “Model Differences” section describes the features that apply only to specific power modules.

power mesh with separate voltage and current priority source modes. These models are optimized for applications such as battery drain analysis and functional testing.

quadrant low-wattage models specifically designed for battery charging/discharging and mobile communications applications.

Keysight N676xA and N675xA power modules. Output noise is

Keysight N675xA, N676xA, and N678xA SMU power modules.

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Output autoranging capability

Availa Autoranging supplies the maximum rated power over a continuous range of voltage and current settings.

Output On/Off sequencing

A turn sequen

Remote voltage sensing

Two remote sensing terminals are provided for each output. When shipped, the remote sense jumpers are included in a separate bag. See Chapter 2.

Output protection

Each output has over protection. Over-voltage and over-current protection are programmable.

Multiple-Quadrant operation

Available on Keysight N678xA SMU and N6783A power modules. 2 model N6784A offers 4- quadrant output operation.

Measurement Features

Multiple-output/Singleoutput meter display

Switch between a 4 power supply information. All power modules display real voltage and current measurements as well as status information.

Seamless measurement autoranging

Available on modules. however, the 10 μA current range must be selected manually.

Microampere current measurements

Available on Current measurement can be made as low as 1

Fast digitizing

Available on

5.12 μs/sample for one parameter; 10.24 μs/sample for two parameters.

System Features

Choice of three interfaces

GPIB (IEEE-488), LAN, and USB remote programming interfaces are built in.

Built-in Web server

A internet browser on your computer.

SCPI language

The instrument is compatible with the Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments (SCPI).

Front panel I/O setup

Menus let you set up

Real-time status information

The front panel indicates the status of each output. It also indicates when a protection shut

Module identification

Each module has identifying data stored in Information includes model number, serial number, and options.

Universal AC input

Mainframes have correction.

ble on Keysight N676xA and N675xA power modules.

-on/turn-off delay capability for each output allows output on/off cing.

- quadrant operation provides source and sink output capability. Keysight

-voltage, over-current, and over-temperature

-output summary view and a 1-output detailed view of

-time output

Keysight N6781A, N6782A, N6785A, and N6786A SMU power

Output measurements seamlessly autorange between ranges –

Keysight N6761A, N6762A, and N678xA SMU power modules.

μA in the 10 μA range.

Keysight N678xA SMU power modules.

built-in Web server lets you control the instrument directly from an

GPIB and LAN parameters from the front panel.

-down has occurred.

non-volatile memory.

universal input voltage capability with active power factor

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Model Differences

Feature

DC Power

High-Performance

Precision

N673xB, N674xB, N677xA

N675xA

N676xA

●

Feature

Source/Measure Units (SMU)

Application-Specific

N6781A

N6782A

N6784A

N6785A

N6786A

N6783A

BAT

N6783A

MFG

●

● ● ● ●

●

● ● ● ● ●

● ● ● ● ● ● ●

● ● ● ● ●

●

3 3 4 4

3 4 4 4

3 3

4 4 3 3 2

● ● ● ● ●

●

● ●

●

● ● ● ● ● ● ●

●

(● = available) 50 W output rating 100 W output rating 300 W output rating 500 W output rating

Output disconnect relays Output disconnect/polarity reversal relays Autoranging output capability Voltage or current turn-on priority

Precision voltage and current measurements Low voltage and low current output range Low voltage and low current measurement range 200 microampere measurement range Simultaneous voltage and current measurements

SCPI command output list capability SCPI command array readback

NOTE 3

SCPI command programmable sample rate SCPI command external data logging Double-wide (occupies 2 channel locations)

NOTE 1

NOTE 2

NOTE 3

N6731B – N6736B N6741B – N6746B N6773A – N6777A

Option 761 Option 760

Option 054 Option 054 Option 054 Option 054

N6751A N6752A

N6761A

N6762A N6753A, N6754A N6763A, N6764A N6755A, N6756A N6765A, N6766A

Option 761 Option 760

N6761A, N6762A

Option 2UA

Option 054 Option 054 Option 054 Option 054

N6753A – N6756A N6763A – N6766A

(● = available)

Output rating

20 W 20 W 2-quadrant operation 4-quadrant operation Auxiliary voltage measurement input

●

Output disconnect relays Negative voltage protection Voltage or current priority mode Programmable output resistance

Multiple voltage output ranges Multiple current output ranges Multiple voltage measurement ranges Multiple current measurement ranges

3 3 3 4

Simultaneous voltage and current measurements

Seamless measurement autoranging SCPI command output list capability SCPI command array readback SCPI command programmable sample rate SCPI command external data logging

NOTE 3, 4

NOTE 3

Double-wide (occupies 2 channel locations)

Output current is limited to 10A max. on Models N6742B and N6773A with Option 760.

Option 760 is not available on Models N6741B, N6751A, N6752A, N6761A, and N6762A.

Option 2UA.is only available on Models N6761A and N6762A. It includes Option 761.

Only available when using the remote interfaces; not from the front panel.

List capability is not available on the negative current output on Model N6783A

20 W 80 W

●

80 W

24 W

18 W

Option 761 Option 761

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The Front Panel – At a Glance

Display

inactivity. Press any key to

Navigation keys

Output keys

20.007V 4.004A

CV Set:

20.

000V 5.500A

o -

+/-

Back

4 5 6

987

Sel

Meter

Channel

Help

On/Off

Voltage

Current

Error

Enter

Low-Profile MPS Mainframe 600 Watt

N6700B

On/Off switch and LED

System keys

channel and

Numeric entry keys

The Rear Panel – At a Glance

GPIB connector

Chassis ground binding post

3-pin IEC 320 AC input connector

+s + -s

+s + -s +s + -s

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Output connector.

8-pin digital control connector

USB connector

LAN connector

WARNING

SHOCK HAZARD The power cord provides a chassis ground through a third conductor. Be certain that your power outlet is of the threeconductor type with the correct pin connected to earth ground.

Turns off after 1 hour of

restore the display.

LED indicates power is on. Green = normal operation. Amber = display is screen saver mode.

Move the cursor to a menu item. Select the highlighted menu item.

Toggle between singlemultiple-channel view. Access front panel command menu. Select an output channel to control.

Turn the outputs on or off.

Enter voltage or current.

Enter values. Arrow keys increment or decrement voltage

and current settings.

Power cord requires ground conductor.

Includes +/−output and +/− sense terminals.

Connector function is user-configurable.

10/100 Base-T Left LED indicates activity. Right LED indicates link integrity.

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Front Panel Display – At a Glance

Single-channel view

Bar indicates output polarity is reversed

Current measurement

Press the to toggle between views

Operating status

Voltage and current settings

Interface status (IO = activity on interface)

Multiple-channel view

Press the to toggle between views

Grouped-channel view

Refer to Chapter 4, under “System Related Operations” for more information

Grouped channels are addressed using the channel number of the lowest

Double-wide view

Interface status indicators

Err = an error has occurred (press Error key to display error message) Lan = the LAN is connected and has been configured IO = there is activity on one of the remote interfaces

Meter key

Voltage measurement

(CV = constant voltage)

Voltage and Current measurements

The highlighted channel is the active channel

Channels 2 through 4 are connected in parallel and have been configured or grouped to act as a single, higher-power channel

channel in the group

Channel 2 is a double-wide power module that occupies two channel locations in the mainframe

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Operating status indicators

OFF = the output is off CV = the output is in constant voltage mode CC = the output is in constant current mode CP+ = the output is CP V C OV = OV OC = the output is disabled by the over OT = the over PF = the output is disabl OSC = the output is disabled by the oscillation protection INH = the output is disabled by an external inhibit signal UNR = the output is unregulated PROT = the output is disabled by a condition from a coupled channel

Front Panel Keys – At a Glance

System keys

Back

Meter

Channel

Help Error

Meter Menu Channel Back Help Error

Navigation keys

Sel

The Arrow keys let you move around in the command menus. The Select k It also lets you enter edit mode for numeric parameters.

Output keys

On/Off

Voltage

Current

On/Off

All

Voltage Current

Number keys

Enter

+/-

4 5

987

The 0 through 9 keys enter numbers. The (.) key is the decima The +/ The E key enters an exponent. Add the value to the right of the E. The The set The Enter key enters a value. If you exit a field without pressing the Enter key, the value is ignored.

– = the output is limited (or disabled) by the negative power limit

L+/– = the output is in positive or negative voltage limit mode

L+/– = the output is in positive or negative current limit mode

– = the output is disabled by the negative over-voltage protection

limited (or disabled) by the positive power limit

the output is disabled by the over-voltage protection

-current protection

-temperature protection has tripped ed by a power-fail condition

returns the display to metering mode.

accesses the command menu.

selects or highlights a channel to control. backs out of a menu without activating any changes. accesses information about the displayed menu control. displays any error messages in the error queue.

This key is only active in Single- channel or Multiple-channel view.

 backspace key deletes digits as it backspaces over them.   arrow keys increment or decrement the voltage or current

tings. They are also used to select letters in alphabetic entry fields.

ey lets you make a selection in the command menus.

controls the selected output (or all outputs when

is lit).

lets you change the voltage setting of the selected channel.

lets you change the current setting of the selected channel.

l point.

− key is only used to enter a minus sign.

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Front Panel Menu Reference

NOTE

Menu Command

Control Description

Menu commands that appear grayed-out on the front panel are either not available for the power module, or are password protected.

Output Voltage Programs voltage setting, limits, and ranges. Current Programs current setting, limits, and ranges.

Mode Programs output priority mode on Models N678xA SMU. Sequence Delay Programs Turn-on /Turn off delay. Couple Couples output channels for output on/off synchronization.

Advanced Slew Voltage Programs voltage slew rate. Current Programs current slew rate on Models N678xA SMU. Power Programs the power allocation function.

Pol Lets you reverse the polarity of the output and sense terminals. Resistance Programs output resistance on Models N6781A, N6785A. Bandwidth Programs output voltage bandwidth on Models N678xA SMU.

Tmode Programs turn-on/turn-off impedance on Models N678xA SMU. Measure Range Selects voltage and current measurement range. Sweep Specifies measurement points, time interval, and trigger offset.

Window Selects measurement window: Rectangular, Hanning. Input Selects Auxiliary voltage measurements on Models N6781A, N6785A.

Control Lets you abort a measurement in progress. Transient Mode Selects voltage or current transient mode: Fixed, Step, List.

Step Programs voltage and current step value. Enables step triggers.

List Pace Specifies Dwell or Trigger paced list.

Repeat Specifies number of list repetitions, or specifies continuous list.

Terminate Specifies list settings when the list terminates.

Config Configures list step voltage, current, dwell, and trigger signals.

Reset Aborts the list and resets all list parameters.

TrigSource Specify the trigger source: Bus, Tran 1-4, Pin 1-7, Ext.

Control Initiates, Triggers, or Aborts output triggers. Displays trigger state.

Protect OVP Configures over-voltage protection function. OCP Configures over-current protection function. Inhibit Configures the external inhibit signal: Off, Latching, Live

Coupling Disables ALL output channels when a protection fault occurs. Wdog Configures the output watchdog timer. Osc Enables/disables oscillation protection on Models N678xA SMU.

Clear Clears output protection. Displays output state. States Reset Resets the instrument to its reset (*RST) state. SaveRecall Saves or recalls an instrument state.

PowerOn Selects the power-on state: *RST, RCL0.

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Menu Command

Control Description

System IO LAN ActiveSettings Displays the LAN interface settings that are presently active.

Config IP Configures the IP addressing of the instrument. Name Configures the Dynamic DNS and NetBIOS naming service. Domain Configures the Domain Name.

DNS Configures the DNS server. TCP Configures the TCP keepalive function. Reset Resets the LAN interface settings to the factory-shipped state.

USB Status Displays status, speed, packets received, and packets sent. Identification USB connect string - the instrument’s unique USB identifier. GPIB Selects the GPIB address.

DigPort Pins<1> Function Specifies the pin function: DigIn, DigIO, TrigIn, TrigOut, FaultOut. Pins<2> Function Specifies the pin function: DigIn, DigIO, TrigIn, TrigOut. Pins<3> Function Specifies the pin function: DigIn, DigIO, TrigIn, TrigOut, InhibitIn.

Pins<4-7> Function Specifies the pin function: DigIn, DigIO, TrigIn, TrigOut, OnC, OffC. Pins<1-7> Polarity Specifies the pin polarity: Positive, Negative Data Sends/reads data from the digital I/O port

Groups Defines groups of output channels that are connected in parallel. Preferences Display Contrast Configures the display contrast. Saver Configures the screen saver and wake-on I/O timer.

View Selects 1-channel or 4-channel view at turn-on Keys Enables/disables key clicks and configures the On/Off key. Lock Locks front panel keys. Enter a password to unlock the front panel.

Admin Login/Logout Enter a password to access the admin functions. Cal Volt Vprog Calibrates High and Low voltage ranges. Vlim Calibrates voltage limit High and Low ranges

Vmeas Calibrates High, Low, and Aux voltage measurement ranges. Curr Iprog Calibrates High and Low current ranges. Ilim Calibrates current limit.

Imeas Calibrates High and Low current measurement ranges. Misc CMRR Calibrates common mode rejection ratio.

Dprog Calibrates the downprogrammer. Ipeak Calibrates I peak. Resistance Calibrates output resistance High and Low ranges.

Date Saves the calibration date for each channel. Save Saves the calibration data. LAN Enables/disables the LAN interface and the built-in Web server.

USB Enables/disables the USB interface. Nvram Resets all non-volatile RAM settings to their factory defaults. Password Changes the password for the admin functions.

About Frame Displays model, serial number, and firmware revisions. Module Displays model, serial number, options, voltage, current, power.

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SCPI Command Summary

Subsystem Commands

NOTE

SCPI Command

Description

ABORt

:ACQuire (@chanlist)

Resets the measurement trigger system to the Idle state

:ELOG (@chanlist)

Stops the external data log

:TRANsient (@chanlist)

Resets the transient trigger system to the Idle state

CALibrate

:CURRent

[:LEVel] <NRf>, (@channel)

Calibrates the output current programming

:LIMit

:NEGative <NRf>, (@channel)

Calibrates the negative current limit (only on N6783A)

:POSitive <NRf>, (@channel)

Calibrates the positive current limit (only on N678xA SMU)

:MEASure <NRf>, (@channel)

Calibrates the current measurement

:PEAK (@channel)

Calibrates the peak current limit (only on N675xA, N676xA)

:DATA <NRf>

Enters the calibration value

:DATE <”date”>, (@channel)

Sets the calibration date

:DPRog (@channel)

Calibrates the current downprogrammer

:LEVel P1 | P2 | P3

Advances to the next calibration step

:PASSword <NRf>

Sets the numeric calibration password

:RESistance 20| 6, (@channel)

Calibrates the output resistance (only on N6781A, N6785A)

:SAVE

Saves the new cal constants in non-volatile memory

:STATE <Bool> [,<NRf>]

Enables/disables calibration mode

:VOLTage

[:LEVel] <NRf>, (@channel)

Calibrates the output voltage programming

:CMRR (@channel)

Calibrates common mode rejection ratio (only N675xA, N676xA)

:LIMit

:POSitive <NRf>, (@channel)

Calibrates the positive voltage limit (only on N678xA SMU)

:MEASure <NRf>, (@channel)

Calibrates the voltage measurement

:AUXiliary (@channel)

Calibrates the auxiliary voltage measurement (only on N6781A, N6785A)

DISPlay

[:WINDow]

:CHANnel <channel>

Selects the channel in 1-channel meter view

:VIEW METER1 | METER4

Selects 1-channel or 4-channel meter view

FETCh

(Fetch commands only on N676xA, N678xA SMU and Option 054)

[:SCALar]

:CURRent

[:DC]? (@chanlist)

Returns the average current

:ACDC? (@chanlist)

Returns the total rms current (AC + DC)

:HIGH? (@chanlist)

Returns the high level of a current pulse

:LOW? (@chanlist)

Returns the low level of a current pulse

:MAXimum? (@chanlist)

Returns the maximum current

:MINimum? (@chanlist)

Returns the minimum current

:POWer

[:DC]? (@chanlist)

Returns the average output power

:VOLTage

[:DC]? (@chanlist)

Returns the average voltage

:ACDC? (@chanlist)

Returns the total rms voltage (AC + DC)

:HIGH? (@chanlist)

Returns the high level of a voltage pulse

:LOW? (@chanlist)

Returns the low level of a voltage pulse

:MAXimum? (@chanlist)

Returns the maximum voltage

:MINimum? (@chanlist)

Returns the minimum voltage

Some [optional] commands have been included for clarity. All settings commands have a corresponding query. Not all commands apply to all models

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SCPI Command

Description

FETCh (continued)

:ARRay

:CURRent [:DC]? (@chanlist)

Returns the instantaneous output current

:POWer [:DC]? (@chanlist)

Returns the instantaneous output power

:VOLTage [:DC]? (@chanlist)

Returns the instantaneous output voltage

:ELOG <NR1>, (@chanlist)

Returns the most recent external data log records

FORMat

[:DATA] ASCII | REAL

Returns data as ASCII or binary

:BORDer NORMal | SWAPped

Sets the byte order of the external data log data

INITiate

[:IMMediate]

(Acquire command only on N676xA, N678xA SMU and Option 054)

:ACQuire (@chanlist)

Enables the measurement system to receive triggers

:ELOG (@chanlist)

Enables external data log measurements

:TRANsient (@chanlist)

Enables the output transient system to receive triggers

:CONTinuous

:TRANsient <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables continuous transient triggers

MEASure

[:SCALar]

:CURRent

[:DC]? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the average current

:ACDC? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the total rms current (AC + DC)

:HIGH? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the high level of a current pulse

:LOW? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the low level of a current pulse

:MAXimum? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement, returns the maximum current

:MINimum? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement, returns the minimum current

:POWer

[:DC]? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement, returns the average output power

:VOLTage

[:DC]? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the average voltage

:ACDC? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the total rms voltage (AC + DC)

:HIGH? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the high level of a voltage pulse

:LOW? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the low level of a voltage pulse

:MAXimum? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement, returns the maximum voltage

:MINimum? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement, returns the minimum voltage

:ARRay

(Array commands only on N676xA, N678xA SMU and Option 054)

:CURRent [:DC]? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the instantaneous output current

:POWer [:DC]? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the instantaneous output power

:VOLTage [:DC]? (@chanlist)

Takes a measurement; returns the instantaneous output voltage

OUTPut

[:STATe] <Bool> [,NORelay], (@chanlist)

Enables/disables the specified output channel(s)

:COUPle

[:STATe] <Bool>

Enables/disables channel coupling for output synchronization

:CHANNel [<NR1> {,<NR1>}]

Selects which channels are coupled

:DOFFset <NRf>

Specifies a maximum delay offset to synchronize output changes

:MAX

:DOFFset?

Returns the maximum delay offset required for a mainframe

:DELay

:FALL <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the output turn-off sequence delay

:RISE <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the output turn-on sequence delay

:PMODe VOLTage | CURRent, (@chanlist)

Sets the mode for turn on/off transitions (N6761A, N6762A)

:TMODe HIGHZ | LOWZ, (@chanlist)

Specifies the turn-on/turn-off impedance (only on N678xA SMU)

:INHibit

:MODE LATChing | LIVE | OFF

Sets the remote inhibit input

:PON

:STATe RST | RCL0

Programs the power-on state

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SCPI Command

Description

:PROTection

:CLEar (@chanlist)

Resets latched protection

:COUPle <Bool>

Enables/disables channel coupling for protection faults

:DELay <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets over-current protection programming delay

:OSCillation <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables output oscillation protection (N678xA SMU)

:WDOG

[:STATe] <Bool>

Enables/disables the I/O watchdog timer

:DELay <NRf+>

Sets the watchdog timer delay

:RELay

:POLarity NORMal | REVerse, (@chanlist)

Sets the output relay polarity (Option 760)

SENSe

:CURRent

:CCOMpensate <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables the capacitive current compensation

[:DC]:RANGe

[:UPPer] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Selects the current measurement range

:AUTO <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables measurement autoranging (N6781A, N6782A, N6785A,

:ELOG

N6786A)

:CURRent

[:DC]:RANGe

[:UPPer] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the external data log current range

:AUTO <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables measurement autoranging (N6781A, N6782A, N6785A, N6786A)

:FUNCtion

:CURRent <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables external current data logging

:MINMax <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables external min/max current data logging

:VOLTage <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables external voltage data logging

:MINMax <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables external min/max voltage data logging

:PERiod <NR1>, (@chanlist)

Sets the integration time of the external data logging

:VOLTage

[:DC]:RANGe

[:UPPer] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the external data log voltage range

:AUTO <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables measurement autoranging (N6781A, N6782A)

:FUNCtion “VOLTage” | ”CURRent” | “NONE”, (@chanlist)

Selects the measurement function (for backward compatibility)

:CURRent <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables current measurements (replaces FUNCtion)

:VOLTage <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables voltage measurements (replaces FUNCtion)

:INPut MAIN | AUXiliary, (@chanlist)

Selects the voltage measurement input (only on N6781A, N6785A)

:SWEep

(Sweep commands only on N676xA, N678xA SMU and Option 054)

:OFFSet

:POINts <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Defines the trigger offset in the measurement sweep

:POINts <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Defines the number of data points in the measurement

:TINTerval <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the measurement sample interval

:RESolution RES20 | RES40, (@chanlist)

Sets the measurement resolution

:VOLTage

[:DC]:RANGe

[:UPPer] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Selects the voltage measurement range

:AUTO <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables measurement autoranging (N6781A N6782A)

:WINDow

[:TYPE] HANNing | RECTangular, (@chanlist)

Selects measurement window (N676xA, N678xA SMU, Option 054)

[SOURce:]

CURRent

[:LEVel]

[:IMMediate][:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the output current

:TRIGgered [:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the triggered output current

:LIMit

[:POSitive]

[:IMMediate][:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the positive current limit (only on N678xA SMU, N6783A)

:COUPle <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Sets the current limit tracking state (only on N678xA SMU)

:NEGative

[:IMMediate][:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the negative current limit (only on N678xA SMU, N6783A-BAT)

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SCPI Command

Description

[SOURce:]CURRent (continued)

:MODE FIXed | STEP | LIST, (@chanlist)

Sets the current trigger mode

:PROTection

:DELay

[:TIME] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the over-current protection programming delay

:STARt SCHange | CCTRans, (@chanlist)

Sets the over-current protection programming mode

:STATe <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables over-current protection on the selected output

:RANGe <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the output current range

:SLEW

[:IMMediate] <NRf+> | INFinity, (@chanlist)

Sets the output current slew rate (only N678xA SMU)

:MAXimum <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables the maximum slew rate override (N678xA SMU)

DIGital

:INPut:DATA?

Reads the state of the digital port pins

:OUTPut:DATA <NRf>

Sets the digital port

:PIN<1-7>

| INHibit | ONCouple | OFFCouple

:POLarity POSitive | NEGative

Sets the selected pin’s polarity

:TOUTput

:BUS[:ENABle] <Bool>

Enables/disables BUS-generated triggers on digital pins

FUNCtion CURRent | VOLTage, (@chanlist)

Specifies current priority or voltage priority mode (N678xA SMU)

LIST

(List commands only on N676xA, N678xA SMU and Option 054)

:COUNt <NRf+> | INFinity, (@chanlist)

Sets the list repeat count

:CURRent

[:LEVel] <NRf> {,<NRf>}, (@chanlist)

Sets the current list

:POINts? (@chanlist)

Returns the number of current list points

:DWELl <NRf> {,<NRf>}, (@chanlist)

Sets the list of dwell times

:POINts? (@chanlist)

Returns the number of dwell list points

:STEP ONCE | AUTO, (@chanlist)

Specifies how the list responds to triggers

:TERMinate

:LAST <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Sets the list termination mode

:TOUTput

:BOSTep

[:DATA] <Bool> {,<Bool>}, (@chanlist)

Generate triggers at the Beginning Of Step

:POINts? (@chanlist)

Returns the number of beginning of step list points

:EOSTep

[:DATA] <Bool> {,<Bool>}, (@chanlist)

Generate triggers at the End Of Step

:POINts? (@chanlist)

Returns the number of end of step list points

:VOLTage

[:LEVel] <NRf> {,<NRf>}, (@chanlist)

Sets the voltage list

:POINts? (@chanlist)

Returns the number of voltage level points

POWer

:LIMit <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the power limit on output channels

RESistance

[:LEVel][:IMMediate][:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the output resistance (only on N6781A, N6785A)

:STATe <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables output resistance programming (only N6781A, N6785A)

STEP

:TOUTput <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Generate a trigger output on the voltage or current step transient

VOLTage

[:LEVel]

[:IMMediate][:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the output voltage

:TRIGgered [:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the triggered output voltage

:BWIDth LOW | HIGH1 | HIGH2 | HIGH3, (@chanlist)

Sets the voltage bandwidth (only on N678xA SMU)

:FUNCtion DIO | DINPut | TOUTput | TINPut | FAULt

Sets the selected pin’s function

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SCPI Command

Description

[SOURce:]VOLTage (continued)

:LIMit

[:POSitive]

[:IMMediate][:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the positive voltage limit (only on N678xA SMU)

:COUPle <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Sets the voltage limit tracking state (only on N6784A)

:NEGative

[:IMMediate][:AMPLitude] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the negative voltage limit (only on N6784A)

:MODE FIXed | STEP | LIST, (@chanlist)

Sets the voltage trigger mode

:PROTection

[:LEVel] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the over-voltage protection level

:DELay[:TIME] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the over-voltage protection delay (only on N6783A)

:REMote

[:POSitive][:LEVel] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the positive remote OV protection level (only on N678xA SMU)

:NEGative[:LEVel] <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the negative remote OV protection level (only on N6784A)

:TRACking

(Tracking commands only on Option J01)

[:STATe] <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables tracking OVP

:OFFSet <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the tracking OVP offset

:RANGe <NRf+>, (@chanlist)

Sets the output voltage range

:SLEW

[:IMMediate] <NRf+> | INFinity, (@chanlist)

Sets the output voltage slew rate

:MAXimum <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables/disables the maximum slew rate override

STATus

:OPERation

[:EVENt]? (@chanlist)

Returns the value of the operation event register

:CONDition? (@chanlist)

Returns the value of the operation condition register

:ENABle <NRf>, (@chanlist)

Enables specific bits in the Event register

:NTRansition <NRf>, (@chanlist)

Sets the Negative transition filter

:PTRansition <NRf>, (@chanlist)

Sets the Positive transition filter

:PRESet

Presets all enable and transition registers to power-on

:QUEStionable

[:EVENt]? (@chanlist)

Returns the value of the questionable event register

:CONDition? (@chanlist)

Returns the value of the questionable condition register

:ENABle <NRf>, (@chanlist)

Enables specific bits in the Event register

:NTRansition <NRf>, (@chanlist)

Sets the Negative transition filter

:PTRansition <NRf>, (@chanlist)

Sets the Positive transition filter

SYSTem

:CHANnel

[:COUNt]?

Returns the number of output channels in a mainframe

:MODel? (@chanlist)

Returns the model number of the selected channel

:OPTion? (@chanlist)

Returns the option installed in the selected channel

:SERial? (@chanlist)

Returns the serial number of the selected channel

:COMMunicate

:RLSTate LOCal | REMote | RWLock

Specifies the Remote/Local state of the instrument

:TCPip:CONTrol?

Returns the control connection port number

:ERRor?

Returns the error number and error string

:GROup

(Group commands do NOT apply to N678xA SMU)

:CATalog?

Returns the groups that have been defined

:DEFine (@chanlist)

Group multiple channels to create a single output

:DELete <channel>

Removes the specified channel from a group

:ALL

Ungroups all channels

:PASSword:FPANel:RESet

Resets the front panel lock password to zero

:REBoot

Returns the unit to its power-on state

:VERSion?

Returns the SCPI version number

TRIGger

:ACQuire

(Acquire commands only on N676xA, N678xA SMU and Option 054)

[:IMMediate] (@chanlist)

Triggers the measurement immediately

:CURRent

[:LEVel] <NRf>, (@chanlist)

Sets the current trigger level

:SLOPe POSitive | NEGative, (@chanlist)

Sets the current trigger slope

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SCPI Command

Description

TRIGger (continued)

|TRANsient<1-4> | VOLTage<1-4>, (@chanlist)

:TOUTput[:ENABle] <Bool>, (@chanlist)

Enables measurement triggers to be sent to a digital port pin

:VOLTage

[:LEVel] <NRf>, (@chanlist)

Sets the voltage trigger level

:SLOPe POSitive | NEGative, (@chanlist)

Sets the voltage trigger slope

:ELOG

[:IMMediate] (@chanlist)

Triggers the external data log immediately

:SOURce BUS|EXTernal|IMMediate|PIN<1-7>, (@chanlist)

Sets the external data log trigger source

:TRANsient

[:IMMediate] (@chanlist)

Triggers the output immediately

Common Commands

Command

Description

Command

Description

*CLS

Clear status

*RDT?

Return output channel descriptions

*ESE <NRf>

Standard event status enable

*RST

Reset

*ESR?

Return event status register

*SAV <NRf>

Saves an instrument state

*IDN?

Return instrument identification

*SRE <NRf>

Set service request enable register

*LRN

Returns a sequence of SCPI commands

*STB?

Return status byte

*OPC

Enable "operation complete" bit in ESR

*TRG

Trigger

*OPT?

Return option number

*TST?

Performs self-test, then returns result

:SOURce BUS | CURRent<1-4> | EXTernal | PIN<1-7>

:SOURce BUS | EXTernal | IMMediate | PIN<1-7> | TRANsient<1-4>, (@chanlist)

Sets the measurement trigger source

Sets the output trigger source

*RCL <NRf> Recalls a saved instrument state *WAI Waits until all device commands are done

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*RST Settings

CAL:STAT

OFF

SENS:ELOG:CURR:RANG:AUTO

OFF

CURR

0.08 or MIN

SENS:ELOG:FUNC:CURR

CURR:LIM

MAX

SENS:ELOG:FUNC:CURR:MINM

OFF

CURR:LIM:COUP

SENS:ELOG:FUNC:VOLT

OFF

CURR:LIM:NEG

MIN

SENS:ELOG:FUNC:VOLT:MINM

OFF

CURR:MODE

FIX

SENS:ELOG:PER

0.1

CURR:PROT:DEL

0.02

SENS:ELOG:VOLT:RANG:AUTO

OFF

CURR:PROT:DEL:STAR

SCH

SENS:FUNC

“VOLT”

CURR:RANG

MAX

SENS:FUNC:VOLT

CURR:SLEW

9.9E+37

SENS:FUNC:VOLT:INP

MAIN

CURR:SLEW:MAX

SENS:SWE:POIN

1024 or 4883

CURR:TRIG

MIN

SENS:SWE:OFFS:POIN

DIG:OUTP:DATA

SENS:SWE:TINT

20.48E−6

DISP:VIEW

METER1

SENS:SWE:TINT:RES

RES20

INIT:CONT:TRAN

OFF

SENS:VOLT:RANG

MAX

LIST:COUN

SENS:VOLT:RANG:AUTO

OFF

LIST:CURR

MIN

SENS:WIND

RECT

LIST:DWEL

0.001

STEP:TOUT

FALSE

LIST:STEP

AUTO

TRIG:ACQ:CURR

MIN

LIST:TERM:LAST

OFF

TRIG:ACQ:CURR:SLOP

POS

LIST:TOUT:EOST

OFF

TRIG:ACQ:TOUT

OFF

LIST:VOLT

MIN

TRIG:ACQ:VOLT

MIN

OUTP

OFF

TRIG:ACQ:VOLT:SLOP

POS

OUTP:COUP

OFF

TRIG:ELOG:SOUR

BUS

OUTP:DEL:FALL

TRIG:TRAN:SOUR

BUS

OUTP:DEL:RISE

VOLT

MIN

OUTP:PMOD

VOLT

VOLT:BWID

LOW

OUTP:TMOD

LOWZ

VOLT:LIM

MAX

OUTP:PROT:COUP

OFF

VOLT:LIM:COUP

OUTP:PROT:DEL

0.02

VOLT:LIM:NEG

MIN

OUTP:PROT:OSC

VOLT:MODE

FIX

OUTP:PROT:WDOG

OFF

VOLT:PROT:DEL

OUTP:REL:POL

NORM

VOLT:PROT:REM

MAX

POW:LIM

MAX

VOLT:PROT:REM:NEG

MIN

RES 0 VOLT:RANG

MAX

RES:STAT

OFF

VOLT:SLEW

9.9E+37

SENS:CURR:RANG

MAX

[SOUR:]VOLT:TRIG

MIN

SENS:CURR:RANG:AUTO

OFF

CURR:PROT:STAT

LIST:TOUT:BOST

OFF

SENS:FUNC:CURR

TRIG:ACQ:SOUR

OFF

BUS

SENS:CURR:CCOM

VOLT:SLEW:MAX

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