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SG Series Programming SCPI Command Operation
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6.6 MEASURE SCPI COMMAND SUBSYSTEM
This section first presents a tree summary of the MEASure commands
and then provides a tabular description.
6.6.1 MEASURE SCPI Command Summary
MEASure
:CURRent
:CURRent?
:AVErage
:AVErage?
:POWer? (Available only with SGI power supplies – see Section 6.13.)
:VOLTage
:VOLTage?
:AVErage
:AVErage?
6.6.2 MEASURE SCPI Command Reference
The letter “C” in the “SCPI” column means that the command syntax is SCPI
compliant; an “N” in the “SCPI” column means that the command syntax is not
part of the SCPI definition.
Command Description SCPI
MEASure Measure subsystem. C
:CURRent? Returns the floating point value of the DC output current in amps. C
:CURRent Measure Current subsystem. N
:AVErage
Enter a value of 3 to 9 to set the number of readings to average
together when returning the current value from the
MEAS:CURR?
command to reduce noise in the readback readings. The value of 3
(factory default) provides the fastest response time in the readings,
but less rejection of noise. N
:AVErage? Returns the number 3 to 9 to indicate the number of readings to
average together when taking a current reading.
N
:POWer? (SGI only); see Section 6.13
:VOLTage? Returns the floating point value of the DC output voltage in volts. C
:VOLTage Measure Voltage subsystem. N
:AVErage
Enter a value of 1 to 5 to set the number of readings to average
together when returning the voltage value from the
MEAS:VOLT?
command. This function reduces noise in the readback readings.
The value of 1 (factory default) provides the fastest response time in
the readings, but less rejection of noise. N
:AVErage? Returns the number 1 to 5 to indicate the last set number of readings
to average together when taking a voltage reading.
N