Section 8: Keithley User Library Tool (KULT)
Model 4200A-SCS Parameter Analyzer Reference Manual
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4200A-901-01 Rev. C / February 2017
Entering the VSweep user-module header files
You do not need to enter any header files for the VSweep user module. The default
keithley.h
header file is sufficient.
Documenting the VSweep user module
(on page 8-32).
Documenting the VSweep user module
Select the Description tab and enter documentation for the user module, based on the comments
provided in the code and other information about the module. Continue with
(on page 8-32).
Saving the VSweep user module
From the
File
menu, select
Save Module
.
Compiling and building the VSweep user module
(on page 8-32).
Compiling and building the VSweep user module
To compile the user module:
1. Click the
Build
tab at the bottom of the dialog box to open the Build tab area.
2. In the
Options
menu, click
Compile
. The user module compiles. If the code and parameters
were entered as specified, you should not see error messages.
If you do see error messages, check for typographic errors; then fix and recompile the user module.
If necessary, review
(on page 8-24).
3. In the
Options
menu, click
Build Library
. The user library builds. You should not see error
messages.
Checking the VSweep user module
(on page 8-32).
Checking the VSweep user module
Check the user module by creating and executing a UTM in Clarius.
To check the user module:
1.
Connect a 1 kΩ resistor between the FORCE terminal of the ground unit (GNDU) and the FORCE
terminal of SMU1.
2. Instead of creating a new project, reuse the
UserModCheck
project that you created in Tutorial 1.
3. Choose
Select
.
4. Select the
Devices
tab.
5. Select the 2-wire-resistor.
6. Choose
Select
.
7. Select the
Tests
tab.
8. For the Custom Test, select
Choose a test from the pre-programmed library (UTM)
.
9. Drag
Custom Test
to the project tree. The test has a red triangle next to it to indicate that it is not
configured.
10. Select
Rename
.
