
Model 2461 Interactive SourceMeter® Instrument Reference Manual
Section 8: TSP command reference
2461-901-01 A/November 2015
8-111
Details
Use this command to clear the test results of limit
Y
when the limit auto clear option is turned off. Both
the high and low test results are cleared.
To avoid the need to manually clear the test results for a limit, turn the auto clear option on.
Example
smu.digitize.func = smu.FUNC_DIGITIZE_VOLTAGE
smu.digitize.limit[1].clear()
Set the digitize function to voltage.
Clear the results of limit test 1.
Also see
(on page 2-113)
smu.digitize.limit[Y].autoclear
(on page 8-110)
(on page 8-108)
smu.digitize.limit[Y].enable
This attribute enables or disables a limit test on the measurement from the selected digitize function.
Type
TSP-Link accessible
Affected by
Where saved
Default value
Attribute (RW)
Yes
Restore configuration
Instrument reset
Power cycle
Measure configuration list
Configuration script
Measure configuration list
smu.OFF
Usage
state
= smu.digitize.limit[
Y
].enable
smu.digitize.limit[
Y
].enable =
state
state
Limit
Y
testing:
•
Disable:
smu.OFF
•
Enable:
smu.ON
Y
Limit number:
1
or
2
Details
This command enables or disables a limit test for the selected digitize function. When this attribute is
enabled, the limit Y testing occurs on each measurement made by the instrument. Limit Y testing
compares the measurements to the high and low limit values. If a measurement falls outside these
limits, the test fails.
Example
This example enables limits 1 and 2 for digitize voltage measurements. Limit 1 is checking for
readings to be between 3 and 5 V, while limit 2 is checking for the readings to be between 1 and 7 V.
The auto clear feature is disabled, so if any reading is outside these limits, the corresponding fail is 1.
Therefore, if any one of the fails is 1, analyze the reading buffer data to find out which reading failed
the limits.