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Model 8010 High Power Device Test Fixture User's Manual Section 5: Axial-lead device high current test
8010-900-01 Rev. C / March 2017 5-9
print(string.format("%g\t%g\t%g", smua.nvbuffer1.timestamps[i],
smua.nvbuffer2[i], smua.nvbuffer1[i]))
end
end
Example program usage
The functions in this script allow the parameters of the test to be adjusted without rewriting and
rerunning the script. To execute the test, either call
CapturePulseV()
to capture a voltage pulse or
CapturePulseI()
to a capture current pulse, passing in the appropriate values as parameters.
Both of these functions capture both current and voltage. The difference between the functions is
what they are sourcing — one sources voltage, and the other sources current.
The parameters of the
CapturePulseV()
function are described in the following table:
CapturePulseV() parameters
Parameter Units Description
pulseLevel Volts The voltage level of the pulse
pulseWidth
Seconds The width of the pulse
pulseLimit Amperes The current limit of the pulses to output
numPulses Not applicable The number of pulses to output
An example call to this function is as follows:
CapturePulseV(10, 300e-6, 50, 5)
This call will output five 10 V pulses with a 300
µ
s pulse width. The pulses will be limited to 50 A and
have a 1 percent duty cycle. At the completion of the pulsed outputs, the source-measure unit (SMU)
output is turned off. The resulting data from this test will be returned in a Microsoft
® Excel ® compatible
format (you can cut and paste the output from the console) that can be used for graphing and
analysis.
The parameters of the
CapturePulseI()
function are contained in the following table:
CapturePulseI() parameters
Parameter Units Description
pulseLevel Amperes The current level of the pulse
pulseWidth Seconds The width of the pulse
pulseLimit Volts The voltage limit of the pulses to output
numPulses Not applicable The number of pulses to output
An example call to this function is as follows:
CapturePulseI(50, 300e-6, 10, 5)
This call will output five 50 A pulses with a 300
µ
s pulse width. The pulses will be limited to 10 V and
have a 1% duty cycle. At the completion of the pulsed outputs, the SMU output is turned off. The
resulting data from this test will be returned in a Microsoft
® Excel ® compatible format (you can cut and
paste the output from the console) that can be used for graphing and analysis.