Interactive SourceMeter® Instrument Reference Manual Section 8:
2450-901-01 Rev. B/September 2013 8-133
Details
Use this command to store the active source settings to a configuration point in a configuration list. The point
parameter indicates a specific configuration point in the list in which to store the active settings. If the point
parameter is not provided, the configuration point is appended to the end of the list. If a configuration point
already exists for the specified point, the new configuration overwrites the existing configuration point.
Refer to Instrument settings stored in a source configuration list (on page 3-38
) for information about the settings
this command stores.
Example
smu.source.configlist.store("MyConfigList")
Store the active settings of the instrument to
the source configuration list
MyConfigList. Settings are saved at the
end of the list since no point parameter is
smu.source.configlist.store("MyConfigList", 5)
Store the active settings of the instrument to
configuration point 5 on the source
configuration list
.
Also see
None
smu.source.delay
This attribute contains the source delay.
Type TSP-Link accessible Affected by Where saved Default value
Instrument reset
Power cycle
Source configuration list
Function change
Instrument reset
Power cycle
Source configuration list
Usage
sDelay = smu.source.delay
smu.source.delay = sDelay
The length of the delay (0 to 4 s)
Details
This command sets a delay for the selected source function. This delay is in addition to normal settling times.
After the programmed source is turned on, this delay allows the source level to settle before a measurement is
taken.
If source autodelay is on, if you set a specific delay, it is turned off.
If source autodelay is on, the manual source delay setting is not saved in the source configuration list.
Example
smu.source.func = smu.FUNC_DC_VOLTAGE
smu.source.delay = 3
Set the function to voltage. Set a 3-second
delay after the source is turned on before a
Also see
Source delay (on page 2-111)
smu.source.autodelay (on page 8-128)