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Agilent B1500 Users Guide, Edition 7 9-7
If You Have a Problem
When You Perform Measurement
Noise Affects the Measured Values
When you measure low current of a DUT, the measured values may not be stable.
To solve this problem:
Set the power line frequency correctly. The value affects the integration time. So
the wrong valu
e causes the measurement error by the power line noise. You can
set the power line frequency by using the Configuration window of the
EasyEXPERT.
Use guarding to reduce the leakage current between your probe
r and the
B1500A. Note that long wires cause oscillation because of their large
inductance.
If some high-power electric machines are operating
around the B1500A, turn off
the machines, then perform the measurements. The machines affect the power
line waveform.
Shut the lid of test fixture or shield box to prevent effects of light.
If these are vibrations due to nearby machines or due
to air flow, put cushioning
material under prober, cable, and the B1500A; install stabilizer on the prober;
and make the cables stable by taping.
Wait several minutes after connecting cables or moving probe needles. Because
these operations cau
se electromotive force.
If you use only Force terminal and triaxial cables, connect an
open cap to Sense
terminal.
Keep constant temperature in the room when you use the B1500A. Shift of 1 °C
may shift the measu
rement values. Temperature change causes the following.
Offset current in the B1500A.
Thermoelectromotive force in DUT, which causes low cu
rrent.
Expansion and contraction of cables, which causes noise.
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