Benutzerhandbuch für Keithley 2000/E Digital-Multimeter, DMM,

Keithley

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2000/E

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

1 General Information
4
- Feature overview 1-2
  4
- Manual addenda 1-3
  4
- Safety symbols and terms 1-3
  4
- Specifications 1-3
  4
- Inspections 1-4
  4
- Options and accessories 1-5
  4
2 Basic Measurements
4
- Introduction 2-2
  4
- Front panel summary 2-3
  4
- Rear panel summary 2-6
  4
- Power-up 2-8
  4
- Display 2-17
  4
- Measuring voltage 2-18
  4
- Measuring current 2-22
  4
- Measuring resistance 2-24
  4
- Measuring frequency and period 2-26
  4
- Measuring temperature 2-28
  4
- Math 2-30
  4
- Measuring continuity 2-34
  4
- Testing diodes 2-35
  4
3 Measurement Options
4
- Introduction 3-2
  4
- Measurement configuration 3-3
  4
- Trigger operations 3-8
  4
- Buffer operations 3-17
  4
- Limit operations 3-20
  4
- Scan operations 3-22
  4
- System operations 3-32
  4
4 Remote Operation
4
- Introduction 4-2
  4
- Selecting a language 4-4
  4
- RS-232 operation 4-6
  4
- GPIB bus operation and reference 4-9
  4
- Status structure 4-19
  4
- Trigger model (GPIB operation) 4-29
  4
- Programming syntax 4-32
  4
- Common commands 4-39
  4
5 SCPI Command Reference
4
- SCPI Signal oriented measurement commands 5-3
  4
- SCPI command subsystems reference tables 5-7
  4
- Calculate subsystem 5-20
  4
- DISPlay subsystem 5-26
  4
- :FORMat subsystem 5-28
  4
- ROUTe subsystem 5-32
  4
- [SENSe[1]] subsystem 5-37
  4
- STATus subsystem 5-52
  5
- :SYSTem subsystem 5-61
  5
- :TRACe subsystem 5-68
  5
- Trigger subsystem 5-70
  5
- :UNIT subsystem 5-74
  5
B Status and Error Messages
5
C Example Programs
5
- Program examples C-2
  5
D Models 196/199 and 8840A/8842A Commands
5
E IEEE-488 Bus Overview
5
- Introduction E-2
  5
- Bus description E-4
  5
- Bus lines E-6
  5
- Bus commands E-8
  5
- Interface function codes E-15
  5
F IEEE-488 and SCPI Conformance Information
5
- Introduction F-2
  5
Introduction
7
Feature overview
7
Manual addenda
8
Safety symbols and terms
8
Inspection
9
Options and accessories
10
- Scanner cards
  10
- General purpose probes
  10
- Low thermal probes
  10
- Cables and adapters
  11
- Rack mount kits
  11
- Carrying case
  11
Introduction
13
Front panel summary
14
Rear panel summary
17
Power-up
19
- Line power connection
  19
- Setting line voltage and replacing fuse
  20
- Power-up sequence
  21
- High energy circuit safety precautions
  22
- Power-on defaults
  23
- GPIB primary address
  27
- Warm-up time
  27
Display
28
- Status and error messages
  28
Measuring voltage
29
- Connections
  29
- Crest factor
  29
- Low level considerations
  30
  - Shielding
    30
  - Thermal EMFs
    31
  - AC voltage offset
    32
Measuring current
33
- Connections
  33
- AMPS fuse replacement
  34
Measuring resistance
35
- Connections
  35
- Shielding
  36
Measuring frequency and period
37
- Trigger level
  37
- Connections
  38
Measuring temperature
39
- Connections
  39
- Configuration
  40
Math
41
- MX + B
  41
  - Configuration
    42
- Percent
  42
  - Configuration
    42
- dBm calculation
  43
  - Configuration
    43
- dB calculation
  44
  - Configuration
    44
Measuring continuity
45
- Connections
  45
- Threshold resistance level
  45
Testing diodes
46
- Connections
  46
- Range
  46
Introduction
49
Measurement configuration
50
- Range
  50
  - Maximum readings
    50
  - Manual ranging
    50
  - Autoranging
    50
- Filter
  51
  - Filter types
    51
  - Response time
    52
- Relative
  52
- Digits
  52
- Rate
  53
  - Bandwidth
    54
Trigger operations
55
- Trigger model
  55
  - Idle
    55
  - Control source and event detection
    55
  - Delay
    56
  - Device actions
    57
  - Output trigger
    57
  - Counters
    57
- Reading hold (autosettle)
  57
  - Hold example
    58
- External triggering
  58
Buffer operations
64
- Storing readings
  64
- Recalling readings
  65
- Buffer statistics
  66
Limit operations
67
- Setting limit values
  67
- Enabling limits
  68
Scan operations
69
- Connection precautions
  69
- Scanning overview
  69
  - Using an internal scanner card
    69
  - Using external scanner cards
    69
- Front panel scanner controls
  70
- Using and keys
  70
- Using OPEN and CLOSE keys
  70
- Stepping and scanning trigger model additions
  71
- Using SHIFT-CONFIG to configure stepping and scanning
  73
- Scanning examples
  74
  - Counters
    74
  - Timing
    75
  - External scanning
    77
System operations
79
- Self-test
  79
- Calibration
  79
Introduction
81
- Selecting an interface
  81
- RS-232
  82
- GPIB bus
  82
Selecting a language
83
- SCPI
  83
- Keithley Models 196/199 Digital Multimeter
  84
- Fluke Model 8840A/8842A Digital Multimeter
  84
RS-232 operation
85
- Sending and receiving data
  85
- Selecting baud rate
  85
- Selecting signal handshaking (flow control)
  86
- Setting terminator
  86
- RS-232 connections
  87
- Error messages
  87
GPIB bus operation and reference
88
- Introduction
  88
- GPIB bus standards
  88
- GPIB bus connections
  89
- Selecting the primary address
  91
- QuickBASIC 4.5 programming
  91
  - Install the universal language driver
    91
  - About program fragments
    92
- General Bus Commands
  93
- Front panel GPIB operation
  97
  - Error and status messages
    97
  - GPIB status indicators
    97
  - LOCAL key
    97
Status structure
98
- Condition registers
  99
- Event registers
  99
- Enable registers
  100
- Queues
  103
  - Output queue
    103
  - Error queue
    103
- Status Byte and Service Request (SRQ)
  104
  - Status Byte Register
    105
  - Service request enable register
    106
  - Serial poll and SRQ
    107
Trigger model (GPIB operation)
108
- Idle and initiate
  108
- Trigger model operation
  109
Programming syntax
111
- Command words
  111
  - Commands and command parameters
    111
- Query commands
  112
- Case sensitivity
  113
- Long-form and short-form versions
  113
- Short-form rules
  114
- Program messages
  115
- Response messages
  117
- Message exchange protocol
  117
Common Commands
118
- *CLS - Clear Status Clear status registers and error queue
  119
  - Description
    119
- *ESE <NRf> - Event Enable Program the standard event enable register
  119
- *ESE? - Event Enable Query Read the standard event register
  119
  - Parameters
    119
  - Description
    119
- *ESR? - Event Status Register Query Read the standard event status register and clear it
  121
  - Description
    121
- *IDN? - Identification Query Read the identification code
  122
  - Description
    122
- *OPC - Operation Complete Set the OPC bit in the standard event status register after all pending commands are complete
  123
  - Description
    123
  - Program Fragment
    124
- *OPC? - Operation Complete Query Place a “1” in the output queue after all pending operations are completed
  125
  - Description
    125
  - Program Fragment
    126
- *OPT? - Option Identification Query Determine if an option is installed
  126
  - Description
    126
- *RCL - Recall Return to setup stored in memory
  126
  - Parameters
    126
  - Description
    126
- *RST - RESET Return 2000 to *RST defaults
  127
  - Description
    127
- *SAV - Save Save present setup in memory
  127
  - Parameters
    127
  - Description
    127
- *SRE <NRf> - Service Request Enable Program service request enable register
  127
- *SRE? - Service Request Enable Query Read service request enable register
  127
  - Parameters
    127
  - Description
    127
- *STB? - Status Byte Query Read status byte register
  129
  - Description
    129
- *TRG - Trigger Send bus trigger to 2000
  130
  - Description
    130
- *TST?-Self-Test Query Run self test and read result
  130
  - Description
    130
- *WAI - Wait-to-Continue Prevent execution of commands until previous commands are completed
  131
  - Description
    131
  - Program Fragment
    131
SCPI Signal oriented measurement commands
134
- CONFigure Command
  134
  - :CONFigure:<function>
    134
- FETCh? command
  135
  - :FETCh?
    135
- READ? command
  136
  - :READ?
    136
- MEASure command
  137
  - :MEASure[:<function>]?
    137
SCPI command subsystems reference tables
138
Calculate subsystem
151
- :CALCulate[1]
  151
  - :KMATh commands
    151
- :CALCulate2
  152
- :CALCulate3
  155
  - :CLEar commands
    156
DISPlay subsystem
157
- :ENABle <b>
  157
- :TEXT commands
  157
- :DATA <a>
  157
- :STATe <b>
  158
:FORMat subsystem
159
- :DATA command
  159
- :BORDer command
  161
- :ELEMents command
  162
ROUTe subsystem
163
- :SCAN commands
  166
[SENSe[1]] subsystem
168
- :FUNCtion Command
  168
- :DATA command
  169
- :HOLD Command
  170
- Speed Commands
  171
- :RANGe commands
  172
- :REFerence <n> commands
  174
- :DIGits command
  176
- :AVERage commands
  177
- Bandwidth command
  179
  - :BANDwidth <n>
    179
- :THReshold commands
  179
- Thermocouple commands
  180
- :DIODe command
  182
- :CONTinuity command
  182
STATus subsystem
183
- [:EVENt]? command
  183
  - [:EVENt]?
    183
- :ENABle command
  187
  - :ENABle <Nrf>
    187
- :CONDition? command
  189
- :PRESET command
  189
- :QUEue commands
  190
:SYSTem subsystem
192
- :BEEPer command
  192
- :PRESet command
  192
- :KCLick command
  192
- :POSetup <name> command
  193
- :FRSWitch? command
  193
- :VERSion? command
  194
- :ERRor? command
  194
- :AZERo commands
  195
- :CLEar command
  195
- :KEY <NRf> command
  196
- RS-232 interface commands
  198
- Line frequency query
  198
:TRACe subsystem
199
- :TRACe|:DATA
  199
- :CLEar command
  199
- :FREE? command
  199
- :POINts command
  199
- :FEED command
  200
- :DATA? command
  200
  - :DATA?
    200
Trigger subsystem
201
- :INITiate commands
  201
- :ABORt command
  201
  - :ABORt Abort operation
    201
- :TRIGger commands
  202
:UNIT subsystem
205
- :TEMPerature command
  205
- :VOLTage commands
  205
Program examples
215
- Changing function and range
  215
- One-shot triggering
  217
- Generating SRQ on buffer full
  218
- Storing readings in buffer
  219
- Taking readings with the scanner card
  221
- Taking readings using the :READ? command
  225
- Controlling the Model 2000 via the RS-232 COM2 port
  225
Introduction
237
Bus description
239
Bus lines
241
- Data lines
  241
- Bus management lines
  241
- Handshake lines
  242
Bus commands
243
- Uniline commands
  244
- Universal multiline commands
  244
- Addressed multiline commands
  245
- Address commands
  245
- Unaddress commands
  245
- Common commands
  246
- SCPI commands
  246
- Command codes
  246
- Typical command sequences
  248
- IEEE command groups
  249
Interface function codes
250
Introduction
253

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