Keithley DMM7512, User'S Information Manual

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Model DMM7512 7½ Digit Sampling Multimeter Instrument Information
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Customer documentation
The DMM7512 is very similar to the DMM7510. This document describes the differences between the
DMM7512 and the DMM7510. Other than the changes described in this document, the products are identical,
so you can use the DMM7510 documents as a resource.
For complete customer documentation, see the
Model DMM7510 7½ Digit Multimeter Reference Manual and
other DMM7510 documentation.
To download the DMM7510 documentation:
1. Go to tek.com/product-support .
2. Enter the model number.
If you are using Test Script Builder, use the "Model DMM7510 Command Reference" of the TSB help for
information.
The DMM7510 documentation is available from the
tek.com/keithley website in Adobe
®
Acrobat
®
PDF format
and includes:
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The Model DMM7510 Reference Manual : Includes advanced operation topics and maintenance
information. Programmers looking for a command reference, and users looking for an in-depth description
of the way the instrument works (including troubleshooting and optimization), should refer to the Reference
Manual.
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The Model DMM7510 User’s Manual : Provides application examples that you can use as a starting point
to create your own applications.
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The
Model DMM7510 7½ Digit Graphical Sampling Multimeter Calibration and Adjustment Manual
:
Provides calibration and adjustment information. Refer to Verification and adjustment (on page 11) for
detail.
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Accessories information: Documentation for accessories.
Capabilities and features
The DMM7512 has the following features:
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Ability to perform sensitive measurements on low-level signals
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Simplified trigger model with measure configuration lists
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USB-A connector for flash-drive support
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USB-B connector for communication, control, and data transfer
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Limit testing with a built-in comparator for pass/fail testing
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Digital I/O for stand-alone binning operations or interface to a component handler
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SCPI and Test Script Processor (TSP
®
) programming languages with remote interface ports (USB and
LAN)
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Built-in math expressions and user-defined expressions (using a remote interface)
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Filtering to reduce reading noise
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A trigger model that supports extensive triggering and synchronization schemes at hardware speeds
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LXI
®
Core Specification 1.4 compliance
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TSP-Link
®
system expansion interface that test system builders can use to connect multiple instruments in
a master and subordinate configuration
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Supports USB and ethernet local area network (LAN) connections