
Using
E5100A/B
Option
022
Y
ou
must
use
a
program
to
use
the
trap
function
to
control
a
deposition
process
.
A
sample
program
is
provided
in
the
sample
program
disk.
This
chapter
explains
how
to
measure
a
device
using
the
sample
program.
The
sample
program
for
the
trap
function
is
prepared
under
the
following
conditions
.
A
network
test
xture
is
used.
Characteristic
impedance
is
set
at
12.5
to
support
standard
network
test
xture
.
This
sample
program
measures
a
device
using
the
trap
function
on
the
channel
1.
When
the
program
sees
the
resonant
frequency
of
the
resonator
matching
the
nal
trap
frequency
,
it
switches
the
focus
to
the
channel
2
to
perform
a
frequency
sweep
and
veries
the
resonant
frequency
.
E5100A/B
option
022
starts
performing
the
trap
function
from
the
measured
point
at
the
right
of
the
screen.
As
deposition
proceeds
,
the
resonant
frequency
of
resonator
becomes
lower
and
the
measured
frequency
goes
from
right
to
left.
This
is
because
the
function
waits
for
the
measured
phase
to
go
under
0
(actually
the
phase
value
specied
by
INPUTRAC )
at
the
measured
point
so
that
it
can
output
certain
data
to
the
I/O
port
and
move
to
the
next
measured
point
to
repeat
the
process
.
The
more
detailed
description
of
the
program
function
is
discussed
for
the
sample
program
with
its
default
setup
.
The
default
setup
is
completed
between
lines
1600
and
1910
in
\The
Sample
Program
List".
Please
refer
to
this
section
for
the
setup
.
Figure
G-2
describes
the
status
of
the
channel
1
with
this
setup
.
Figure
G-2.
How
E5100A/B
option
022
W
orks
with
the
Default
Setup
G-2
Option
022
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