Set the rms current limit (and peak current on Agilent 6811B/6812B/6813B units)
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| reduced to keep the rms current within the specified limit. Press Shift | |
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| Current and θ to access CURR:PEAK, which lets you set the peak | |
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| current limit on Agilent 6811B/6812B/6813B units. Note that the peak | ||
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current limit circuit on these units acts instantly and clips the output | ||||
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120 V rms
current limit active
NOTE: The rms current limit circuit is slower than the peak current limit circuit and, depending on the setting of the peak current limit and the load on the output, your unit may generate momentary peak currents that can well exceed the rms current limit.
Select a waveshape
Shape
SHAPE SQUARE
Enter
When this command is sent, the output generates a squarewave. Note that the
120 V rms
Program a protection function
Protect
CURR:LEV 10
Enter
Protect
These commands clear all previously set protection functions and then set the current protection, which disables the output when an overcurrent condition is detected. The OCP annunciator will light when this command is programmed.
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CURR:PROT ON | 0 V |
Enter
overcurrent detected
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