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Each DC power output on the
Agilent N6705 DC power analyzer
can be modulated by the module’s
built-in arbitrary waveform genera-
tor function. This permits the DC
output to act as a DC bias tran-
sient generator or power arbitrary
waveform generator. The maximum
bandwidth is based on the type of
module that is installed (basic, high-
performance, precision, and SMU).
See page 21 for a table that lists the
bandwidth for each DC power mod-
ule type.
The Agilent N6705 uses run length
encoding, where each point in the
waveform is defined by the volt-
age setting and the dwell time
or duration to stay at that setting.
Waveforms can be generated by
specifying only a small number of
points. For example, a pulse would
only take three points to define it.
The Agilent N6705 offers the
following waveform choices:
For each waveform, you can set it
to repeat continuously or you can
specify the number of times the
waveform is repeated. For example,
to generate a pulse train of 10 iden-
tical pulses, you can program the
parameters for one pulse and then
specify that you want it to repeat
10 times.
For the user defined voltage and cur-
rent waveforms, you can download
up to 512 set-points of voltage or
current. For each set-point, a dwell
time is specified and output will
stay (i.e., dwell) at that set-point for
the programmed dwell time value.
For each of the 512 set-points in
the user defined waveform, you can
have a different dwell time from 0
to 262 seconds with 1 microsecond
resolution. The module will step
thru the user defined table of val-
ues, staying at each set-point for
the programmed dwell time, and
then it will move on to the next
point. User defined waveforms
can be imported from a CSV file or
directly entered from the front panel
of the DC power analyzer.
Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Waveform Number of points per waveform
Sine 100 points
Step 2 points
Ramp 100 points
Pulse 3 points
Stepped ramp (or staircase) Determined by number of steps you program
Exponential 100 points
User defined voltage waveform Up to 512 points with point-by-point
(where the output is a voltage source) adjustable dwell
User defined current waveform Up to 64,000 points with programmable dwell
(where the output is a current source) (same for all points)
Figure 8. The Arb Selection menu is
used to select which pre-programmed
waveform will be applied to the output of
the DC Power Module. Each of the four
outputs can have a different waveform
applied.
Figure 9. Once you’ve selected a
waveform, you simply fill in the blanks to
describe the waveform.
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