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Description Siglent SMM3312X Source Measure Unit The Siglent SMM3312X, ±210V, ±3.03A (10A Pulsed), 10fA, 100nV Resolution Source Measure Unit, part of the SMM3000X series, is a precise Source/Measure Unit (SMU) instrument that can simultaneously output and measure voltage and current. It integrates the functions of a current source, a voltage source, a voltmeter, and an ammeter within the instrument, allowing easy switching between these functions. The graphical user interface (GUI) it employs, along with advanced capacitive touchscreen technology, allows for intuitive operation. The SMM3000X is the SMU for everyone: a versatile instrument, particularly well-suited for characterising modern scaled semiconductors, nano-scale devices and materials, organic semiconductors, printed electronics, and other small-geometry and low-power devices. It is widely used in fields such as research and educational applications, industrial development, testing, and manufacturing. Applications Testing semiconductors, discrete and passive components Diodes, laser diodes, LEDs Photodetectors, sensors Field effect transistors (FETs), bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) ICs(ICs, RFICs, MMICs) Resistor, Varistor, thermistors, switches Testing precision electronics and green energy devices Photovoltaic cells Power transistors, power devices Battery, Automotive, Medical instruments Power and DC bias source for circuit test Research and education New material investigations Nano devices characterisation (e.g. CNT) Giant magnetic resistance (GMR) Organic devices, any precise voltage/current source and measurement Key Features Five-inch, high-resolution capacitive touchscreen GUI Source and measurement resolution down to 10 fA and 100 nV The maximum display digits: 6½(21,000,00 count) The maximum sampling rate is 100ksps, the sampling interval is 0.0005 PLC, and the maximum setting is 100 PLC. Minimum trigger interval 10 μs. Up to 100k points of internal storage space, supporting timestamps. Four-quadrant precision power supply with single/dual-channel output and measurement Voltage (±210 V) and current (± 3 A DC and ±10.5 A pulsed) sourcing capability Five basic functions: voltage/current sourcing, voltage/current/resistance measurement The minimum programmable pulse width is 50 μs. With arbitrary waveform generation and list scanning capabilities (minimum interval of 10 μs) Supports two-wire/four-wire measurement modes Supports SCPI remote control commands Settable output filter Configuration Interfaces: USB Device (optional USBGPIB adapter), USB Host, LAN Functionality Integrated 4-quadrant sourcing and measuring capabilities Measurement range: ±210 V, ±3 A (DC), ±10.5 A (pulsed) Source and measurement resolution down to 10 fA and 100 nV Pulse, Sweep, List Sweep, Output Filter, Resistance measurement, Math Expression, Limit Test, Trace Buffer, Protection, Trigger System, etc. Versatile trigger modes, 12 external trigger ports, 6 inputs, 6 outputs Supports Web-serve Product Images The SMU boasts excellent low-current measurement capability, making it suitable for measuring microampere-level currents and even smaller ones. Moreover, it offers a wider operating range and higher resolution than typical power supplies. Display Resolution: 61/2 (2,100,000 count) Programming/Readback Resolution:10fA/100nV " src="https://telonic.co.uk/jg/wp-content/uploads/SMM3X_Carousel2_TelonicUK-768x543.jpg"/> <div class="SCcarousel_img"> High Resolution <span>Learn more...</span> </div> </a> </div> </div> <div class="item darkCyan"> <div class="link-list" id="grouped-image-list"> <a title="Multi-view Display Mode" class="fancybox" href="https://telonic.co.uk/jg/wp-content/uploads/SMM_Siglent_carousel_3.jpg" rel="gallery1"><img loading="lazy" title="Multi-view Display Mode" alt="Multi-view Display Mode High Resolution Learn more... Diversified chart display makes test results clear at a glance. " src="https://telonic.co.uk/jg/wp-content/uploads/SMM_Siglent_carousel_3-768x543.jpg"/> <div class="SCcarousel_img"> Multi-view Display Mode <span>Learn more...</span> </div> </a> </div> </div> <div class="item darkCyan"> <div class="link-list" id="grouped-image-list"> <a title="Sweep Function" class="fancybox" href="https://telonic.co.uk/jg/wp-content/uploads/SMM3X_Carousel1_TelonicUK.jpg" rel="gallery1"><img loading="lazy" title="Sweep Function" alt="Sweep Function Multi-view Display Mode Learn more... The SMU features multiple sweep modes, including single sweep, continuous sweep, linear/log sweep, pulse sweep and custom sweep. It can also be combined with limit testing and remote control modes to build a high-speed production testing system. The sweep function of the SMU can output voltage or current point-by-point at a fixed step size based on the user-prescribed start and end points, while automatically measuring the value at each point. It can verify the characteristics of the device at different operating points, and is often used to plot current-voltage (I-V) characteristic curves. For example, for semiconductor devices such as diodes and transistors, the corresponding current is measured by sweeping the voltage to obtain their conduction characteristic curves." src="https://telonic.co.uk/jg/wp-content/uploads/SMM3X_Carousel1_TelonicUK-768x543.jpg"/> <div class="SCcarousel_img"> Sweep Function <span>Learn more...</span> </div> </a> </div> </div> <div class="item darkCyan"> <div class="link-list" id="grouped-image-list"> <a title="Signal Generation Function" class="fancybox" href="https://telonic.co.uk/jg/wp-content/uploads/SMM3X_Carousel3_TelonicUK.jpg" rel="gallery1"><img loading="lazy" title="Signal Generation Function" alt="Signal Generation Function Sweep Function Learn more... The source measure unit can generate multiple types of signals to meet diverse testing requirements. Common signal types include DC signals and pulse signals. Users can precisely set signal parameters and adjust these parameters in real time to adapt to different testing needs. Signal Generation Function Learn more... Product Videos Siglent's SMM3000X Source Measure Unit
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