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Delta, Pulse Delta, and Differential Conductance
Model 6220/6221 User’s Manual
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Operation
Delta operation – front panel
The system configuration for front panel stand-alone operation is shown in
.
1.
Connections are shown in the following illustrations. All power must be
removed from all components in the system before making connections:
•
– System connections
•
– DUT test connections
2.
Configure communications for the Models 2182/2182A and 622x as
explained in
“Configuring communications,” page 5-9
3.
On the Model 2182/2182A, select the desired measurement range (using
the
RANGE
keys) and the integration rate (using the
RATE
key). Rate must
be set to an integer value (1, 2, 3, ... up to 50 or 60). If some other rate is
selected, it will automatically be changed to 1PLC by the Model 622x during
the arming process.
4.
On the Model 622x, press
CONFIG
and then
DELTA
to access the
CONFIGURE DELTA menu. For details on these settings, see “
a.
Set I-HIGH, I-LOW, DELAY, COUNT, and COMPLIANCE ABORT.
b.
When finished, use the EXIT key to back out of the menu structure.
5.
Set the measurement units.
The basic Delta reading is in volts (which is the default setting). However, it
can instead be expressed (and displayed) as an Ohms, Watts, or Siemens
reading. See “
” on
for details.
To set the measurement units, press the
UNITS
key to display the
READING UNITS
menu. Select
VOLTS
,
OHMS
,
WATTS,
or
SIEMENS
.
Measurement units can be changed while Delta is running.
6.
On the Model 622x, press the
DELTA
key to arm Delta.
The Model 6221 is armed when the message “DELTA ARMED Press TRIG
to start” is displayed briefly and the ARM annunciator turns on.
7.
On the Model 622x, press the
TRIG
key to start taking Delta readings and
send them to the buffer.
If a finite Delta count is being used, the Delta measurements will stop after
the last Delta measurement is performed. However, Delta remains armed
and can be run again by pressing the
TRIG
key. The new Delta readings
will overwrite the old readings in the buffer.
If the infinite Delta count is being used, Delta will run continuously. If the
buffer fills, Delta readings will stop being stored, even though Delta
continues to run.
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