Optimizing the Use of Your 4200-SCS Semiconductor Characterization System
List Price $990
Part Number TRN-4200-1-K
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Engineers,
technicians, and university students who use the 4200-SCS product and wish to
learn how to optimize its use for their application.
This
two-day course provides users with a detailed understanding of the primary
functions of the 4200 semiconductor characterization system. Participants will
learn how to use the source and measure capabilities to meet a variety of test
requirements. Also included are an in-depth review of the KITE software
platform and how to create and re-use Interactive Test Modules (ITMs).
Practical examples using various device types will be included. Additional
topics include measurement optimization and troubleshooting. The session
consists of lectures, discussions, and hands-on labs.
- Experience with
performing electrical measurements. Little or no experience with 4200-SCS
operation.
What You’ll Learn:
After attending this course,
users should be able to:
- Understand the key performance specifications
- Select the optimum setups for your specific tests
- Efficiently use the KITE software interface
- Create, modify, and re-use projects with Interactive Test Modules (ITMs)
- Determine the optimal speed vs noise tradeoff for your application
- Identify and resolve common measurement problems
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Reduce test time
by utilizing different operating modes of the instrument
- Increase productivity
by learning optimal instrument setup to characterize a variety of devices.
- Get projects done
faster by learning built-in automation features.
- Avoid measurement
errors by learning potential pitfalls and proper measurement techniques.
Course Outline:
- Principles of
operation and specifications
-
Product operation
- Using the Keithley
Interactive Test Environment (KITE) interface
- Using User Test
Modules (UTM) and Interactive Test Modules (ITM)
- Building a new
project
- Taking
measurements, saving data and graphs
- Optimizing
measurements by understanding accuracy vs speed
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Understanding and
eliminating measurement errors
-
Measurement
troubleshooting
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Open forum on
user test applications and challenges
