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Sweep Time for Parametric Analyzer
« on: May 14, 2019, 03:38:08 pm »
Hello,

I'm a PhD student using an Agilent 4155C parameter analyzer in a basic sweep measurement.  I had a question about the smallest hold time duration that will be applied.  I am currently setting the hold time and the wait time to 0.   I wonder if you could tell me what is the actual duration of the voltage applied (for voltage sweep)?    It’s needed so I can calculate the energy applied for the measurement.

Looking at the datasheet (page 6 below), I see that the resolution for the hold time to be 10mS and the wait-time is 100uS.  Is there any reasonable approximation regarding the duration of the step I can make (for example, each step is 50uS -- half of 100uS wait time resolution):
http://www.libertytest.com/assetmanager/uploaded/pdf-2008415-112835-at_4155c.pdf

I appreciate any help or insight you can offer.  I do not have access to a separate oscilloscope I can use to verify the pulse being applied.

thank you!
 


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