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Date: 27th May 2011

Accelicon supports Keithley 4225 modules

Accelicon Technologies, Inc. has announced measurement support for the Keithley 4225 PMU Model 4225-PMU Ultra-Fast I-V Module and 4225-RPM Remote Amplifier/Switch. Accelicon is supporting advanced measurement platform, with their Device Characterization Program (DCP).

The Model 4225-PMU Ultra Fast I-V Module is new member of its range of instrumentation options for the Model 4200-SCS Semiconductor Characterization System. It integrates ultra-fast voltage waveform generation and signal observation capabilities into the Model 4200-SCS's test environment. The optional Model 4225-RPM Remote Amplifier/Switch expands on the Model 4225-PMU's capabilities by providing four additional low current ranges, offering current sensitivity down to tens of picoamps.

By developing the new driver, Accelicon realized the compatibility of 4200-SCS semiconductor parameter analyzer, 4225 PMU Model 4225-PMU Ultra-Fast I-V Module and 4225-RPM Remote Amplifier/Switch with DCP. DCP is a flexible and powerful platform, which integrated into Accelicon's Model Builder Program (MBP) for semiconductor device characterization. Through customization, DCP enables user to automatically run through the measurement process for single device, multiple sites, or whole wafer.


Source: Accelicon


 
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