How to increase the speed of measurement

[billko]

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@zhaosir wrote:

Actually the Keithley 2450 reference manual is over 1000 pages long

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Well, okay then.  That is LONG.  😉

[crossrulz]

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billko wrote:

You can't tell me a manual is long unless it's longer than those hairy several-hundred page long HP/Agilent manuals!  I think I read one that weighed in at over 500 pages!!!  (Although i will say that those manuals are worth the read if you can sit through them.) 😄

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You should try the Tectronix oscilloscope manual.  I think it was 1000 pages of just commands.

[billko]

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@crossrulz wrote:

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billko wrote:

You can't tell me a manual is long unless it's longer than those hairy several-hundred page long HP/Agilent manuals!  I think I read one that weighed in at over 500 pages!!!  (Although i will say that those manuals are worth the read if you can sit through them.) 😄

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You should try the Tectronix oscilloscope manual.  I think it was 1000 pages of just commands.

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I must be behind the times.  Most of the stuff I use is probably at least ten to fifteen years old.  Things were simpler back then.  😉

[JWmit]

zhaosir do you mind sharing/uploading this code for the 2450? many thanks!

[ben64]

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billko a écrit :

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@zhaosir wrote:

Actually the Keithley 2450 reference manual is over 1000 pages long

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Well, okay then.  That is LONG.  😉

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The Keysight PNA Network Analyzers Help File is a 4843 pages document, don't hit the print button!

Going back to current subject it is worth noticing that increasing the measurement speed by reducing the NPLC will make the measurement more sensitive to noise.

Ben64